Sweet As Honey Dog Conditioner – Nourishing Conditioner for Dry, Matted Coats

4.5 1k Reviews
$17.95
  • Gentle everyday shampoo for dogs that do not need medicated care
  • Sulfate-free and paraben-free to help avoid dryness and irritation
  • Made with honey nectar oil, avocado oil, and hempseed oil
  • Helps soften dry, matted fur and support a shinier coat
  • Light honey scent, safe for dogs 8 weeks or older and all coat types
All Natural Ingredients
Safe for Dogs 8 weeks & older
Good for all Coat Types

Key Benefits Dog Conditioner

Softens Matted Fur

Softens Matted Fur

Tangled, rough coats can make brushing uncomfortable for both you and your dog. Honey nectar, hempseed oil, and avocado oil help soften dry fur, smooth out rough texture, and make the coat easier to work through after bath time. This conditioner is especially useful for dogs with longer, thicker, curly, or easily tangled coats that tend to mat between grooming sessions. It helps reduce brush-out stress and leaves the coat feeling smoother, softer, and more manageable.
Dry Skin Comfort

Dry Skin Comfort

Dry skin under the coat can make dogs feel itchy, flaky, and uncomfortable even after they look clean. Moisturizing oils, vitamin E, and safflower oil help add light moisture back into the coat and skin, supporting a softer feel without making the fur greasy or heavy. It is a helpful follow-up after shampooing, especially for dogs that deal with everyday dryness, seasonal coat changes, or skin that feels tight after regular baths.
Light Honey Scent

Light Honey Scent

A conditioner should leave your dog smelling fresh without making the scent feel too strong. This formula leaves behind a soft honey scent that feels clean, warm, and gentle after bath time. It helps reduce that damp-dog smell while keeping the fragrance light enough for sensitive noses and regular grooming routines. The result is a fresher coat that smells pleasant, not perfumed or overwhelming, which is especially helpful for indoor dogs and close cuddle moments.
Shampoo Booster

Shampoo Booster

Shampoo cleans the coat, but conditioner helps make it easier to brush, touch, and manage afterward. Use this after shampooing to add moisture, soften dry fur, reduce tangles, and make brush-out less of a struggle. It works well for all coat types, especially dogs that get knots, dullness, frizz, or dryness after washing. Think of it as the finishing step that leaves the coat smoother, softer, and easier to maintain between grooming sessions.

Customer Reviews

ANTI-ITCH SHAMPOO 8OZ ANTI-ITCH LOTION

ANTI-ITCH SHAMPOO 8OZ ANTI-ITCH LOTION

After one use we saw a big difference in Bonnie’s skin issues. With every use it improves more and more. Best purchase I made in a while! Wish I made it sooner!

- Sarah
"Don't Let Your Dog Itch." SHAMPOO Gallon Size

"Don't Let Your Dog Itch." SHAMPOO Gallon Size

I run a Grooming, Boarding and Doggie Daycare Facility and this Shampoo works Great!


- Teresa C.
Antifungal Antibacterial Shampoo 16oz

Antifungal Antibacterial Shampoo 16oz

Great product that really works when following the instructions. I’ve been buying it for my dog for years and 100% recommend it!

- Nadelis
ANTI-ITCH SHAMPOO 8OZ ANTI-ITCH LOTION

ANTI-ITCH SHAMPOO 8OZ ANTI-ITCH LOTION

After one use we saw a big difference in Bonnie’s skin issues. With every use it improves more and more. Best purchase I made in a while! Wish I made it sooner!

- Sarah
"Don't Let Your Dog Itch." SHAMPOO Gallon Size

"Don't Let Your Dog Itch." SHAMPOO Gallon Size

I run a Grooming, Boarding and Doggie Daycare Facility and this Shampoo works Great!


- Teresa C.
Antifungal Antibacterial Shampoo 16oz

Antifungal Antibacterial Shampoo 16oz

Great product that really works when following the instructions. I’ve been buying it for my dog for years and 100% recommend it!

- Nadelis

FAQ’S

Sulfates create that thick, foamy lather most shampoos are known for, but they can also strip the natural oils that keep a dog's coat and skin healthy. A sulfate-free dog shampoo cleans more gently, which often means less dryness and a softer coat afterward.
A dull coat is often diet-related, but it can also come from over-washing or using a shampoo that's too harsh for your dog's skin and fur type. Switching to a gentler, nourishing shampoo can sometimes bring back some shine within a few washes.
It's not strictly necessary for every dog, but parabens are a common trigger for skin sensitivity in some pets over time. A paraben-free dog shampoo is generally considered a safer default, especially for dogs with a history of skin reactions.
Yes, a shampoo with harsh detergents or fragrances can dry out the skin, leading to flaking, itching, or irritation that wasn't there before. This is especially common in dogs with naturally sensitive or allergy-prone skin.
A balanced diet, regular brushing, and a shampoo with nourishing oils (like avocado, coconut, or argan oil) can all help bring out natural shine. Consistency matters more than any single product; shine usually builds over a few washes, not just one.