Bathing Instructions

For your reference, we have outlined some of the key bathing techniques that Iv San Bernard USA has found to be most effective with the use of our products. These techniques will help you not only get the best results but also save you money by using the product more efficiently so there is no wasted product when bathing your dog.

How to Bathe with ISB
Importance of Conditioner

Skin/Coat Recipe Sheets

These instructional sheets cover common skin/coat conditions that require a more specific approach. Everything from just helping to enhance the coat condition to addressing skin issues and hair loss. These sheets will get you started on the path to a solution. If you don’t see what you need here or if you have a unique or severe case, please reach out for a consultation where we can provide you with a specific plan for your pet.

Therapy Instructions with Oils
Hair Growth Instructions
Deskunking Instructions
Hairless Breed Instructions
Deshedding Recipe
Suzannes champion grooming secrets

Product Line Sheets

Here you will find informational sheets that go over the specific benefits of the different product lines and their uses. Learn more about what makes each line unique and how they may benefit your pet.

Traditional Line
Fruit of the Groomer Line
Caviar Line
Black Passion Line
The Best Line
Just For Cats Line
Mineral Red Line
Crystal Clean Line
Pek and Wonder Butter
Amazing Oils

Equine Recipe Sheets

When caring for horses, it’s essential to focus on the science of skin and coat health, for either maintenance or therapy. This understanding is crucial, as many skin issues can be alleviated through proper hygiene, hydration, and consistent skincare regimen. Horses categorize as medium or naturally coated, requiring tailored maintenance and restorations specific to their individual needs.
Key considerations in equine skin and coat care differ from those of dogs. For instance, horses have sweat glands throughout their bodies, and one of the main components of their sweat is salt, which can contribute to dryness of the skin. Additionally, horses spend a significant amount of time outdoors and are susceptible to biting insects. There will be occasions when wounds need to be lightly wrapped and kept clean. Maintaining healthy skin and a vibrant coat is vital in preventing most problems related to equine skin health.
Equine Basic Therapy / Wounds
Equine Rain Rot / Scald
Equine Scratches / Mud Fever

Spanish Translations

Cómo bañar a un Perro
Instrucciones para el baño de rutina: Línea Tradicional
Cuidado de su mascota sin pelo
Instrucciones Básicas para la Terapia
Productos SPA Fruit of the Groomer para consentir a sus Perros y Gatos