Can anyone please recommend a Grooming / Conditioning Spray for Dogs-Natural as poss?

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Hi all! 
I'm looking for a Grooming Spray for my Shih-Tzu!
Not one of the colognes just to make her smell nice, but something that will help detangle and condition her coat (which is kept at a medium length) in between baths.
At the moment I have this:

But it's coming to the end and I'm really not keen on the smell anyway!
I want something as natural as possible as she is prone to scratching at times so I don't want anything to aggravate that. Nice but not overpowering smell too!
I don't mind price-wise as she's only small so a bottle lasts quite long!
Any suggestions gratefully received!
Thanks! :T

I'm looking for a Grooming Spray for my Shih-Tzu!
Not one of the colognes just to make her smell nice, but something that will help detangle and condition her coat (which is kept at a medium length) in between baths.
At the moment I have this:

But it's coming to the end and I'm really not keen on the smell anyway!
I want something as natural as possible as she is prone to scratching at times so I don't want anything to aggravate that. Nice but not overpowering smell too!

Any suggestions gratefully received!
Thanks! :T
"Things can only get better.................c/o D:Ream #The 90's
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Does it have to be a spray? Salmon oil added to the food gives the coat a lovely shine, makes grooming easier and helps keep the skin healthy.0
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Coconut oil is another good one - and won't smell bad either if you run a small amount over the coat to condition topically either (wouldn't fancy trying with fish oil!)0
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I second the recommendation for Pet Head products, they smell incredible!0
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fairy_lights wrote: »I second the recommendation for Pet Head products, they smell incredible!
I take it they are made by the same people that make Bed Head for humans? My hair smells like lemon meringue pie!Make £2023 in 2023Water sewerage refund: £170.62,Topcashback: £177.96, Prolific: to 31/8/23 £663.90, Haggling: £45, Wombling(Roadkill): £4.98, Interest: Jan-Aug £66.98, Chase CB £107.33, Chase roundup interest 65p, WeBuyBooks:£8.37, Misc sales: £383.39, Delay repay £22, Amazon refund £3.41, EDF Smart Meter incentive £100, Santander Edge Cashback-Fees: £25.14, Octopus Reward £50Total: £1730.73/£2023 85.55%0 -
Yes they are.... amazing stuff0
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Thank you all! :T
I already give her Coconut Oil to eat to help her coat, I have tried gently applying a bit to her coat but she licks herself lots after trying to get to it!
Thanks gettingready I will have a look at Pet Head, I had never head of them before either - only the Human Bed Head too!"Things can only get better.................c/o D:Ream #The 90's"
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I just reordered one for Zara as mine was nearly finished0
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years ago when I had my meg, (springer spaniel), someone told me to use a silk scarf and rub her down with that after grooming. then to brush her coat back in place. I was very sceptical - but it works.0
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Pet Head good and so is Paul Mitchell product's for dogs. I have a conditioning spray and it smells amazing its oatmeal and really helps condition my dogs coat.0
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