Can I use the dog shampoo on my cat?

No — use the CatKind range specifically for a cat, since a formula built for dog skin isn't automatically safe or appropriate for a cat's different skin chemistry.

Will a natural shampoo actually help a persistent skin condition?

It can support a healthy coat and mild irritation, but a persistent or worsening skin problem is worth a vet visit rather than relying on a shampoo change alone to resolve it, since the underlying cause could need proper diagnosis.

How often should I wash my dog with one of these shampoos?

That depends on the individual dog and coat, but over-washing can dry skin out further even with a gentle formula, so wash as needed for mess or condition rather than to a fixed weekly schedule.

What does "97% natural" actually mean on the label?

It means the stated percentage of the formula's ingredients are derived from natural sources, which most owners read as an indication of a gentler product, though it's still worth checking the full ingredient list if your dog has a known sensitivity.

For All DogKind and CatKind natural grooming

For All make natural-formula shampoos and skin care under two ranges — DogKind and CatKind — built around specific concerns like itchy skin, a dirty coat or general everyday washing, rather than a single all-purpose shampoo meant to cover everything at once.

The shampoo range and what it's for

The Itchy Skin Natural Shampoo is a 97% natural formula built around lavender and oat, aimed at dry or flaky skin, while the Dirty Coat Natural Shampoo is formulated for a heavier, ground-in mess than an everyday wash would tackle. There are also sensitive and puppy-specific formulas, and a separate CatKind natural cleansing shampoo, since a dog shampoo isn't the right product for a cat's skin.

Picking the right one comes down to matching the shampoo to the actual issue — everyday maintenance, a specific skin sensitivity, or ground-in dirt — rather than defaulting to whichever bottle is on the shelf.

Beyond shampoo

The Colloidal Silver Face Wash is a foaming, UK-made face-specific wash aimed at areas that get dirtier faster than the rest of the coat, and the range extends to a colloidal silver skin serum for more targeted skin concerns beyond a standard wash.

These sit alongside the shampoo range as more targeted products rather than replacements for it — a face wash or serum addresses a specific area or issue, while the shampoos cover the whole coat.

Choosing between the shampoo formulas

The Battersea Everyday Shampoo and the Everyday 2-in-1 formula are the general-purpose options in the range, suited to a routine wash with no particular skin concern behind it, while the Sensitive & Puppy formula is aimed specifically at younger dogs or those with reactive skin.

If you're not sure which formula fits your dog, start from the concern rather than the name — everyday mess, itchiness, or a genuinely dirty coat each point to a different bottle in the range, and using the wrong one occasionally isn't harmful, just less targeted than picking correctly.

The range

Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

For All Dog Kind Shampoo Mixing Bottle

A 1-litre mixing bottle for diluting DogKind shampoo, marked with fill lines for accurate ratios

£4.95

Bugalugs All in 1 Dog Shampoo

Bugalugs All in 1 Dog Shampoo: concentrated dog shampoo with aloe vera, wheat proteins and oat kernel oil

From£5.99

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For All Dog Kind Itchy Skin Natural Shampoo

A 97% natural soothing shampoo for dry, flaky skin, with lavender and oat

From£9.99

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For All Dog Kind Battersea Everyday Shampoo

A 250ml one-step dog shampoo with grapefruit and mandarin oils, supporting Battersea

£11.99

For All DogKind Sensitive & Puppy Natural Shampoo

A 97% natural, fragrance-free shampoo for puppies and dogs with sensitive skin

£9.99

For All Dog Kind Everyday 2 In1 Natural Shampoo

A 97% natural 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner with aloe, grapefruit and orange

£60.45

For All Dog Kind Battersea Everyday Dog Shampoo

A 97% natural everyday dog shampoo with neem — £2 per 5L goes to Battersea

£63.94

For All Dog Kind Sensitive Natural Shampoo

A fragrance-free 97% natural shampoo for sensitive skin and puppies

£60.45

Ancol Bb All Coats Shampoo

Ancol BB All Coats dog shampoo in a 200ML recycled-plastic bottle

£4.79

For All Dog Kind Colloidal Silver Face Wash

Foaming face wash for dogs made with colloidal silver, UK-made, 150ML bottle

£14.99

Bob Martin All in One Flea & Tick Spray

A pesticide-free flea and tick spray for pets and the home, up to 4 weeks protection

£11.39

YuMOVE Digestive Care for All Dogs

120 digestive tablets combining probiotics with three natural prebiotics

£31.99

Common questions

Can I use the dog shampoo on my cat?: No — use the CatKind range specifically for a cat, since a formula built for dog skin isn't automatically safe or appropriate for a cat's different skin chemistry.
Will a natural shampoo actually help a persistent skin condition?: It can support a healthy coat and mild irritation, but a persistent or worsening skin problem is worth a vet visit rather than relying on a shampoo change alone to resolve it, since the underlying cause could need proper diagnosis.
How often should I wash my dog with one of these shampoos?: That depends on the individual dog and coat, but over-washing can dry skin out further even with a gentle formula, so wash as needed for mess or condition rather than to a fixed weekly schedule.
What does "97% natural" actually mean on the label?: It means the stated percentage of the formula's ingredients are derived from natural sources, which most owners read as an indication of a gentler product, though it's still worth checking the full ingredient list if your dog has a known sensitivity.

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.