Jeffers Pet Nature’s Best Cedar Flea Bite Relief Shampoo – 8:1 Concentrated Shampoo for Dogs & Cats
Jeffers Nature’s Best Cedar Shampoo for Dogs & Cats
Fresh, Clean Coats with a Refreshing Cedar Scent
Keep your pet’s coat clean, soft, and refreshed with Jeffers Nature’s Best Cedar Shampoo. This highly concentrated formula combines cedar oil with vitamins A, D & E to gently cleanse and deodorize without stripping the coat’s natural oils.
The soap-free and detergent-free formula can be diluted up to 8:1 or used undiluted, making it a practical choice for regular grooming of both dogs and cats.
Gentle Cleansing & Coat Care
- Cleans & Deodorizes – Helps wash away dirt, buildup, and unwanted odors.
- Cedar Oil Formula – Features cedar oil and leaves behind a fresh cedar scent.
- Soft & Silky Coat – Conditions while cleansing to help leave fur soft and manageable.
- Vitamins A, D & E – Added for additional skin and coat care.
- Soap & Detergent Free – Cleans without unnecessarily stripping the coat’s natural oils.
- Highly Concentrated – Dilutes up to 8:1 for economical, long-lasting use.
- Use Diluted or Undiluted – Adjust the concentration to suit your grooming routine.
- For Dogs & Cats – Convenient for multi-pet households.
- Compatible With Spot-On Flea & Tick Products
- Made in the USA
Concentrated 8:1 Formula
For diluted use, mix 1 part shampoo with 8 parts warm water and stir thoroughly. The shampoo can also be used undiluted when desired.
Directions
Wet your pet’s coat thoroughly. Apply enough shampoo to create a rich lather and gently massage it throughout the coat and skin, including the legs and feet. Rinse thoroughly and repeat as needed.
Product Details
Brand: Jeffers
Product Line: Nature’s Best
Product Type: Cedar Dog & Cat Shampoo
Scent: Cedar
Dilution: Up to 8:1
Suitable For: Dogs & Cats
Formula: Soap-free and detergent-free
Made In: USA
Concentrated cleansing, coat conditioning, and a fresh cedar scent in one easy grooming routine.
Note: I’d be careful about marketing this as a flea-and-tick treatment or saying it “prevents” fleas. Based on the ingredient list you provided, I’d position it primarily as a cedar grooming/deodorizing shampoo unless the product label specifically carries EPA-approved flea/tick claims.