Wash n’ Shine Shampoo is VNJ’s cypermethrin-based delousing shampoo.
What Is Actually In It
Wash n’ Shine Shampoo combines Cypermethrin and Piperonyl butoxide, an insecticide-synergist pairing commonly used against external parasites. VNJ’s page does not publish an amount for either, so only the ingredient names are stated here.
What the Label Says It Is For
VNJ describes Wash n’ Shine Shampoo as a “delousing shampoo suitable for gamefowl, pigeons, dogs and cats.” That is the manufacturer’s own indication, reproduced as published, covering multiple animal types beyond poultry.
Forms It Comes In
Wash n’ Shine Shampoo is, as its name states, a shampoo. VNJ’s page does not publish how much to use, how often, or how long to leave it on, so no application instructions appear on this page.
Withdrawal Period
VNJ does not publish a withdrawal period for Wash n’ Shine Shampoo, for meat or eggs. That absence is not treated as a zero-day withdrawal.
What This Page Does Not Tell You
This page states what VNJ publishes about Wash n’ Shine Shampoo: two named parasiticide ingredients with no stated amounts, a delousing indication across several species, and no published application or withdrawal instructions. It does not tell a reader how heavy a lice or mite infestation needs to be before treating, or how to apply the shampoo safely to a bird. A veterinarian or agrivet can advise on both.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Wash n' Shine Shampoo?
Cypermethrin and Piperonyl butoxide, per the manufacturer. No specific amount is published for either.
What is Wash n' Shine Shampoo for?
VNJ describes it as a delousing shampoo suitable for gamefowl, pigeons, dogs and cats.
Is there a published dosage for Wash n' Shine Shampoo?
No. VNJ's page does not publish an application amount or frequency for this shampoo.