Dog travel essentialsWaterless essentials for travelling with your pet.
A full bath on the road is rarely practical. Hotel bathrooms are not built for a wet Labrador, and a coat that stays damp in a cold car or an air-conditioned room is uncomfortable for your pet.
These four no-rinse essentials handle the in-between moments - the pit stop, the new trail, the hotel bed - with no tub, no hose and no rinse. Each comes in a 100–150 ml bottle that fits in a travel bag - or get all four together in the Travel Kit bundle.
A simple travel-day routine
01 · Before you head out
Protect before new trails
6–8 sprays of Defense across the back, flanks and base of the tail, avoiding the eyes and mouth. Let it dry completely before walking. Helps deter ticks and fleas - for dogs.
Anti-Tick & Flea Spray →02 · At every pit stop
Clean paws before the car
One pump of no-rinse foam on each paw or a damp cloth, massage between the pads and wipe clean. Thirty seconds, done at the car door - for dogs.
Paw Cleaner →03 · On arrival
Freshen the coat
3–5 sprays of Refreshing Mist over the back and flanks from 25 cm. Let it settle naturally - it dries into the coat in seconds. For dogs.
Refreshing Mist →04 · When it gets messy
A bath without the bath
4–6 sprays of Dry Foam Shampoo from neck to tail, massage through and allow 60–90 seconds to dry. No rinsing, no towelling - for dogs and cats.
Dry Foam Shampoo →
Questions pet parents ask
What should I pack when travelling with my dog?
Your dog’s usual food, water bowl, bedding, lead and ID tag, plus a small grooming kit: a waterless dry shampoo, a no-rinse paw cleaner, a tick and flea repellent for new trails, a coat mist, a microfibre towel and a soft brush.
How do I keep my dog clean while travelling?
Clean only what needs it, where you are: paws at every pit stop, a dry foam shampoo when the coat gets messy, and a light coat mist on arrival. Save full baths for home.
Which travel essentials are safe for cats?
The Dry Foam Shampoo is made for dogs and cats. The Paw Cleaner, Anti-Tick & Flea Spray and Refreshing Mist are for dogs only.
Do these replace a bath?
They handle the in-between moments on a trip. When the coat is genuinely dirty, a full bath at home is still the right call.
More answers in the full FAQ · See the full dog grooming range
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