I wouldn't recommend it. I would stick to shampoo specifically designed for dogs.
Dogs have different skin and hair to humans. Their skin has a higher pH than ours.
Some human soaps, especially if not diluted enough, can cause dry skin and itchiness in some dogs.
There might be some natural, chemical-free soap designed for humans which can be used on dogs without issue. But other than that, I personally wouldn't use human soap on my dog for the risk of dry skin and itching. Human soap won't harm your dog, but it may irritate them.
Please bear in mind that Pears soap is not "original". The recipe has been changed many times, so it may contain chemicals that aren't healthy. For example, in 2010 there was a backlash against the soap manufacturer because they contained chemicals such as Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, which is known to worsen some sensitive skin issues and a chemical called Linalool which can trigger eczema. They abandoned that soap recipe after massive amounts of complaints. The same company make another, more popular soap, called Dove.
yes but if you use it too much it will dry your dogs skin
it smells good.
Yes, you can use Dove body wash as hand soap.
A good car wash soap, it doesn't leave spots, dish soap will.
Chickens have to wash their mouths out with soap because they use fowl language.
use soap
umm...you wash your hands.
You can wash your hair with any soap but if u dont use a good shampoo ,it will dry out your hair. You can but I dont recommend it.
dog soap
No you can't use human soap, you should use soap made for small animals like guinea pigs.
To properly wash your dog's face, use a damp cloth or sponge to gently wipe around the eyes, nose, and mouth. Be careful not to get water or soap in their eyes or ears. Use a mild dog shampoo if needed, and rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Pat dry with a towel and reward your dog with treats for good behavior.
Yes, you can use Dial hand soap as body wash, but it may not be as gentle on the skin as a product specifically designed for the body.