hi everyone I'm Robert Rivera and this
is on the cheap tip today I have a very
special guest and that's my dog Mackey
and we are both going to show you how to
make a natural oatmeal cleanser that's
just for dogs so let's get started so
our first ingredient is oats of course
now oats contain polysaccharides which
when mixed with water Lema protecting
coating on the skin that helps fight
dullness and dryness
it also has natural lubricating fats
that help moisturize the skin it also
contains proteins that fight free
radicals and it also contains natural
cleansers called saponins that remove
dirt and oil from deep down in the pores
which is great so we're first going to
start out with a cup of natural
whole-grain oats now we're going to put
that into a blender now you want to put
it in a blender because we want to get
it really fine and almost a flowery
consistency like so see how fine it is
and when you get your cup ground down to
a nice fine texture you're going to put
it into a bowl like so OOP our next
ingredient is baking soda baking soda is
actually a very green cleanser people
think that it's chemicals but it's not
we eat it we put it in foods we clean
with it it's totally fine natural it
cleans the buildup from your hair so any
residue left in your hair it's going to
take out of your hair and it also
neutralizes the odors from your dog's
fur or hair a lot of dogs go outside so
this is a great thing to neutralize that
doggie gross smell so you're going to
take a cup of baking soda and pour that
into your mixture now you just want to
mix it around
just to kind of break it up and get it
together now this is a lot so my dog
isn't really that big so you may need to
alter your recipe measurements this may
be for a more medium to larger dog I
would say a smaller dog could use maybe
about half a cup of both ingredients so
our next and final ingredient is going
to be olive oil you're going to take
about half a tablespoon to a tablespoon
of olive oil and add that into your
mixture like so now we all know the
benefits of olive oil I've explained
this in many of my tutorials olive oil
is a natural cleanser and a natural
moisturizer so we are going to mix those
together like so so finally you're going
to want to take about a cup of water and
add that into your mixture and mix it
all around now you want it to be like a
pasty pancake mix kind of mixture so if
you find that it's not getting there if
it's too dry or you just want to add
water until it's that consistency and as
you can see it's already getting to that
kind of consistency and it smells really
good and don't be surprised if your dog
starts eating out while you give him a
bath because it smells really good but
it's fine because it's all natural
ingredients so he's not going to be
harmed by this as if he were using a
chemically altered shampoo this is all
natural and it's going to clean him and
make him smell mmm delicious so I'm all
done with my mixture and now I have to
go get Mackey and give him a bath so
this is going to take a little bit so
I'll be right back hi everyone so I'm
back with Mackey say hi
and we are in the bathtub getting ready
to do our oatmeal shampoo so we're going
to start by wetting down of course all
of this far and he's pretty good in the
bath I have this side right now
you're pretty done Anna take your
oatmeal cleansing shampoo which as you
can see I had to actually add more water
into it because it really a cup just did
not do it almost was about two cups of
water to make it this really soupy soupy
consistency then you're just gonna add
it onto your dog you're gonna make him
into sort of um he's a little Oh God Mac
you can't get out honey no oh no no no
no no okay I got it back in so you want
to get a nice and deep into the
undercoat of the fur or hair of your dog
the reason we're doing this is to
condition the skin that's underneath as
well as condition the hair that's on top
so this is going to give them a nice
base um for their skin underneath it's
going to moisturize it's going to
prevent any dryness that they may have
and it's also going to cleanse and
moisturize the hair as well grow calm
down Aki whoa
I'm pretty much done putting on my
coating of oatmeal to my dog so I'm
going to now rinse it off
what the Trinity
you're greedy they are a to everyone you
feel so cold
okay alright okay don't come out yet so
now that Mackey's all done with his bath
let's take a look at his before and
after footage
this is Mackey's before and this is
Mackey's after in all seriousness Mac
after his bath actually does have a
smoother and shinier coat and he just
feels very conditioned and he seems to
love it as well so I hope you enjoyed
this tip and make sure that you
subscribe Mackey says subscribe I will
see you next time for another great tip
bye guys say bye
is on the cheap tip today I have a very
special guest and that's my dog Mackey
and we are both going to show you how to
make a natural oatmeal cleanser that's
just for dogs so let's get started so
our first ingredient is oats of course
now oats contain polysaccharides which
when mixed with water Lema protecting
coating on the skin that helps fight
dullness and dryness
it also has natural lubricating fats
that help moisturize the skin it also
contains proteins that fight free
radicals and it also contains natural
cleansers called saponins that remove
dirt and oil from deep down in the pores
which is great so we're first going to
start out with a cup of natural
whole-grain oats now we're going to put
that into a blender now you want to put
it in a blender because we want to get
it really fine and almost a flowery
consistency like so see how fine it is
and when you get your cup ground down to
a nice fine texture you're going to put
it into a bowl like so OOP our next
ingredient is baking soda baking soda is
actually a very green cleanser people
think that it's chemicals but it's not
we eat it we put it in foods we clean
with it it's totally fine natural it
cleans the buildup from your hair so any
residue left in your hair it's going to
take out of your hair and it also
neutralizes the odors from your dog's
fur or hair a lot of dogs go outside so
this is a great thing to neutralize that
doggie gross smell so you're going to
take a cup of baking soda and pour that
into your mixture now you just want to
mix it around
just to kind of break it up and get it
together now this is a lot so my dog
isn't really that big so you may need to
alter your recipe measurements this may
be for a more medium to larger dog I
would say a smaller dog could use maybe
about half a cup of both ingredients so
our next and final ingredient is going
to be olive oil you're going to take
about half a tablespoon to a tablespoon
of olive oil and add that into your
mixture like so now we all know the
benefits of olive oil I've explained
this in many of my tutorials olive oil
is a natural cleanser and a natural
moisturizer so we are going to mix those
together like so so finally you're going
to want to take about a cup of water and
add that into your mixture and mix it
all around now you want it to be like a
pasty pancake mix kind of mixture so if
you find that it's not getting there if
it's too dry or you just want to add
water until it's that consistency and as
you can see it's already getting to that
kind of consistency and it smells really
good and don't be surprised if your dog
starts eating out while you give him a
bath because it smells really good but
it's fine because it's all natural
ingredients so he's not going to be
harmed by this as if he were using a
chemically altered shampoo this is all
natural and it's going to clean him and
make him smell mmm delicious so I'm all
done with my mixture and now I have to
go get Mackey and give him a bath so
this is going to take a little bit so
I'll be right back hi everyone so I'm
back with Mackey say hi
and we are in the bathtub getting ready
to do our oatmeal shampoo so we're going
to start by wetting down of course all
of this far and he's pretty good in the
bath I have this side right now
you're pretty done Anna take your
oatmeal cleansing shampoo which as you
can see I had to actually add more water
into it because it really a cup just did
not do it almost was about two cups of
water to make it this really soupy soupy
consistency then you're just gonna add
it onto your dog you're gonna make him
into sort of um he's a little Oh God Mac
you can't get out honey no oh no no no
no no okay I got it back in so you want
to get a nice and deep into the
undercoat of the fur or hair of your dog
the reason we're doing this is to
condition the skin that's underneath as
well as condition the hair that's on top
so this is going to give them a nice
base um for their skin underneath it's
going to moisturize it's going to
prevent any dryness that they may have
and it's also going to cleanse and
moisturize the hair as well grow calm
down Aki whoa
I'm pretty much done putting on my
coating of oatmeal to my dog so I'm
going to now rinse it off
what the Trinity
you're greedy they are a to everyone you
feel so cold
okay alright okay don't come out yet so
now that Mackey's all done with his bath
let's take a look at his before and
after footage
this is Mackey's before and this is
Mackey's after in all seriousness Mac
after his bath actually does have a
smoother and shinier coat and he just
feels very conditioned and he seems to
love it as well so I hope you enjoyed
this tip and make sure that you
subscribe Mackey says subscribe I will
see you next time for another great tip
bye guys say bye
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