Bugalugs stockists: the range we carry
Yes, Giddy Pets carries the Bugalugs range, so you do not need to hunt down a separate stockist to get hold of it. Bugalugs is best known for its dog shampoos and no-rinse washes, and the range below covers the everyday bottles, the stronger flea and tick formula, and a handful of grooming extras. This page runs through what the brand actually covers and how to pick the right bottle, then the current range is in the grid underneath.
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What the Bugalugs range covers
Shampoo is still the bulk of what Bugalugs makes: an everyday wash, a flea and tick formula, and a few bottles built around a specific coat problem such as a smelly or itchy dog. Alongside the shampoos sit no-rinse washes and wipes, which clean without a bath and tend to be the option owners reach for after a muddy walk rather than a full tub session.
There is a smaller non-shampoo side to the brand too, including a digestive paste and some coat-care extras, so the Bugalugs name on a bottle does not always mean the same job. It is worth reading the product title rather than assuming every bottle in the range does what the last one did.
Picking the right bottle
For a normal bath, one of the everyday shampoos is the sensible starting point. Keep the flea and tick formula for when it is actually needed rather than using it as a routine wash, since a stronger shampoo used more often than necessary can leave a coat drier than it needs to be. A no-rinse wash or a pack of wipes is the better choice for a quick clean-up between baths, or for a dog who finds a full wash stressful.
Fragrance and skin sensitivity are the two things worth checking on the label before you buy. Some of the range leans into a strong scent, which suits owners who want a dog that smells good for longer, while other bottles are formulated with fewer added fragrances for a dog with known skin sensitivity. If your dog has reacted to a shampoo before, start with the plainer option rather than the most heavily scented one.
Buying it from Giddy Pets
You do not need to track down a specialist stockist for a particular bottle — the current Bugalugs range is shown in the grid below and is ordered the same way as the rest of what we sell, posted out in the UK. The range is refreshed as new sizes and formulas come in, so it is worth checking back if something you want is not showing today.
If you are not sure which bottle suits your dog, the product descriptions in the grid say what each one is built for, and the two sections above cover the main decisions: which type of clean you need, and whether your dog needs a plainer or a stronger formula.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Bugalugs 4-in-1 Lavender & Chamomile Dog Shampoo 500ml
A calming vegan shampoo enriched with lavender and chamomile that cleans, conditions, moisturises, and soothes in a single wash — ideal for puppies and anxious dogs.
£14.99

Bugalugs One in a Million Dog Shampoo – 500ml
A luxury, pH-balanced vegan dog shampoo with citrus and nutmeg essential oils that deeply cleanses, deodorises, and conditions in one wash.
£14.99

Bugalugs 1 Dog Shampoo
A pH-balanced 4 in 1 dog shampoo with lavender and chamomile, cleared from eight weeks old
From£5.99

Bugalugs No-Rinse Dog Shampoo 200ml – Baby Fresh & Coconut Lime
A waterless foaming shampoo that cleans, softens, and deodorises dog coats without any rinsing — perfect between baths or on the go.
£11.99

Bugalugs Oatmeal Shampoo for Dogs & Cats 500ml – Vegan
A soothing vegan shampoo blended with oatmeal, coconut oil, and sweet almond oil to ease dry, itchy skin and leave coats soft and fresh.
£14.99

Bugalugs Shampoo
A whitening dog shampoo with pineapple and passionfruit, free from bleaches
From£5.99

Bugalugs Aloe Kiwi Shampoo
A pH-balanced aloe and kiwi shampoo, for dry, itchy or sensitive dog skin
From£5.99

Bugalugs Luxury 2-in-1 Dog Shampoo & Conditioner – Papaya & Coconut 500ml
A tropical 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner with papaya, coconut oil, and colloidal oatmeal — cleanses gently while leaving coats soft and tangle-free.
£14.99

Bugalugs Stinky Dog Shampoo
Bugalugs Stinky Dog Shampoo: deodorising dog shampoo with odour neutraliser and pro-vitamin B5
From£5.99

Bugalugs Flea & Tick Shampoo 500ml – Vegan Formula
An ethically sourced, pH-balanced vegan shampoo that washes out fleas and ticks while deep-cleaning your dog's coat — safe for all coat types and puppies over 8 weeks.
£15.99

Bugalugs Baby Fresh Dog Shampoo
Bugalugs Baby Fresh Dog Shampoo: dog shampoo with baby-powder fragrance
From£5.99

Bugalugs One in a Million Dog Shampoo
A pH-balanced vegan dog shampoo that dilutes 10:1, suitable for puppies over 8 weeks
From£5.99
Common questions
- Does Giddy Pets sell the full Bugalugs range?
- We carry the shampoos, no-rinse washes and grooming extras that make up most of what Bugalugs sells, and the grid on this page reflects what we currently hold. If a specific bottle or size is missing, it is more likely that we simply do not carry that particular one yet, rather than it being temporarily out of stock.
- Is Bugalugs shampoo suitable for puppies?
- Some of the range is labelled for puppies and some is not, so check the individual product description rather than assuming the whole brand suits a young dog. If your puppy has noticeably sensitive skin, it is worth asking your vet before trying any new shampoo for the first time.
- What is the difference between a shampoo and a no-rinse wash?
- A shampoo needs water and a proper rinse afterwards, which suits a full bath at home. A no-rinse wash or a wipe cleans without water at all, which is quicker for a muddy paw or a dog who dislikes being bathed, though it is not really a substitute for an occasional proper wash.
- Can Bugalugs products be used on a cat?
- The range is written and marketed for dogs, so we would not recommend using a dog shampoo on a cat without checking with your vet first. Cats groom themselves far more than dogs do, which means they can end up ingesting more of a product left on their coat.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.