Isle of DogsEveryday Elements Silky Coating Brush Spray For Dogs - Jasmine + Vanilla - Daily Use Spray Detangler For A Softer, Smoother, Cleaner Coat Between Baths - Made in the USA - 8.4 Oz

My dog smells nice and really helped detangle her coat and she's silky and smooth now. She's a Newfoundland

For those of you that had bad things to say.... folks do not listen. This stuff is amazing. I have 3 yorkies, all with long hair. I use this after their bath with the same shampoo and conditioner and it makes brushing them an ease. I've had yorkies for years and it's always been harder to brush them once I miss a day or so. With this, I can take them out of the swimming pool or bath, spray and brush away any tangles. I guarantee this will not be available for long... it us such a great product. I stocked up, have 6 bottles. IT'S THE BEST!! Don't listen to the complainers, there is always 1 or 2 you cannot please.

I have a thick haired Australian shepherd that needs consistent grooming. I bathe him once a month and use this spray every other day in-between. This spray acts as an all in one for my grooming needs. It detangles, softens, and refreshes his coat. It keeps his already beautiful hair absolutely luscious. This is almost like a silk spray it makes his hair so soft and the smell is really clean and strong and it stays for a long time. I'm completely convinced at some point someone smart has used this product to claim they groomed someone's dog lol because it makes them smell so nice and takes out all knots and makes their hair smooth and silky. This is definitely a good buy and my hack to keeping my dogs grooming simple but well maintained.

It’s a nice product but doesn’t detangle any better than other brands I’ve tried. The fragrance is very pleasing.

When I was looking for a new detangler for my bishon frisee I wanted something that really works. I read all the reviews and the only complaint was the smell, so I took my chances and I bought it. Is the best detangling in the market besides Biosilk. The fragrance I though that if was going to be a awful smell but is not, you just need to put less. I recommend to spray on your hands and then on your baby coat, if you fount a stubborn matting then I will spray directly to that area and a small amount. The fragrance of the detangler will go away. I recommend that you buy the shampoo and conditioner too. They smell so good and leave his fur so silky. If you are not sure so sure then I recommend you to buy the Biosilk whitening shampoo, they don't have a conditioner but you can buy an oatmeal conditioner from another brand. The detangler from Biosilk is the silk therapy. They smell so good. Last time I took him to the vet he asked me what did I use, I told him, and he is going to buy for his two maltese that he has. This shampoo and conditioner are for white coats to keep it white, but without hard chemicals.

I have a 6 month old pomeranian with a fluffy double coat. Pomeranians don't produce much oil but they have a TON of fur so they need daily brushings with a good spray to keep them soft, mat-free, and happy. They also have sensitive skin so tugging on it with a brush is a problem. This spray smells amazing and makes the knots and matts come out so much easier than without it. I also feel like it takes her longer to develop mats since I started using it. It has some slicking ingredients like silicone (dimethicone) that might not work so well on breeds that are already pretty oily. In her case it is perfect. Everyone who picks her up remarks on how good she smells and how soft she is. Works great with her slicker brush, boar bristle brush, and I think it even helps her dematter cut better. She had pretty matted feet and hated me using the slicker brush on them so I used this product with just a boar brush and got ALL the mats out in no time. Amazing!!!

Smell is too strong, not very pleasant for me , long lasting.

I live this spray! The shampoo and conditioner are awesome as well but this helps keep my baby smelling great between baths and keeps his fur from tangling. He hates it but then again he hates anything that makes him smell good lol soon as he’s outta a bath or gets sprayed he’s rolling in every thing he possibly can to try and get the smell off but he gets over it quickly and the good smell sticks around a lot longer than his desire to cover it up.