Plus Flea & Tick Shampoo with Precor for Cats, Kittens, Dogs & Puppies Over 12 Weeks Of Age |Sensitive Skin Flea Treatment for Dogs & Cats |Kills Adult Fleas, Flea Eggs, Ticks, and Lice |6 Oz

We found out our dogs picked up dog lice at the dog park. The poor things were infested before we figured it out and went to the vet. He gave us a chewable flea/tick treatment that also works on lice. One of our dogs vomited a few hours after taking the chew and the vet told me it should’ve already been digested, but she kept scratching and scratching, whereas the other dogs stopped scratching. I didn’t want to give her another ingest-able since she already vomited once, and I don’t know how much of it she actually digested. I found this shampoo that works on lice too, and ordered it. I just finished bathing her with it. It’s not supposed to be used near the eyes, which makes sense, so I created a “barrier” by starting to apply the shampoo all around her neck, and on her ears and right under her ears, so when I started on her body, the lice couldn’t run up to her face, like fleas do. I read some reviews here where the reviewer said all the fleas on their dog ran up to the face, and you can’t use the shampoo there, so the treatment didn’t help them. Its a simple thing to create the barrier, but most people don’t think of it. I wouldn’t have either, lol, but not long ago I watched a video from our local animal shelter of a dog that had come in covered in ticks and fleas. The video was of the groomer there shampooing and clipping the dog. She explained she was starting the flea shampoo on his neck and why. Anyway, I did this with my dog too, and then shampooed her whole body, leaving the shampoo on for 5 minutes, as instructed by the manufacturer. I towel dried her and now she is almost dry and sleeping. She has not scratched once since the bath, whereas before she scratched somewhere on her body every 30 seconds or so, even after a bath with regular dog shampoo, waking up to scratch, never settling anywhere for longer than 5-10 minutes. Her hair is so soft now and she smells amazing, like baby powder. The shampoo is a thick, creamy, baby blue color, like the bottle.Dog lice are kind of yellowish brown, the same color as my dog’s hair. They are very hard to see, are smaller than fleas and don’t jump like fleas, so it was hard to see if they came off her. I also kept my eyes more on her than the sink. The true proof of effectiveness has been the absence of scratching. Yay! 5 big old stars! I will be using this on a regular basis to keep the lice, and possibly fleas, off my dogs.This shampoo contains an insecticide and should be used carefully. I recommend reading the entire label first and following the directions to the letter to prevent any mishaps.