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4/15/12 at 7:31am

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Usually when I wash my dogs, I use the following dog shampoo recipe:

(1) cup of apple cider vinegar

(1) cup of water

(1) cup of gentle dish soap

I am low on dish soap and I don't have enough to wash both my dogs. I do however have a bottle of mild baby shampoo and I was wondering if I could use that in place of the gentle dish soap?

Thank you in advance.

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4/15/12 at 7:39am

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Hello, and yes you can. It has the correct PH so as to do no harm. It will not burn the eyes, if it get into them.

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