On Tha Moor

On Tha Moor brings together dog-care products in a British online shop associated with Ilkley. Its catalog focuses on bathing and grooming soaps, with paw balms, gift sets, and natural treats to round out a care routine. The company also carries an equine line, serving people who care for more than one kind of animal.

Dog soap is at the center of the range. The brand says its formulas use ingredients such as organic aloe vera, shea butter, and coconut oil, and avoid sulfates and harsh chemical additives. These are the company’s own claims; for an animal with sensitivities or a skin condition, check the ingredients and consult a veterinary professional.

The experience of using the products is part of the brand’s story. In testimonials published by the shop, customers say the soap leaves coats soft and is easier to rinse out than a very foamy shampoo. Others mention using the balm to moisturize paws or skin. These are some buyers’ impressions, and each animal may respond differently.

Paw balm is one of the highlighted additions to the catalog, alongside products for sensitive skin and gift sets. The shop also sells dog training treats. Customers can combine grooming and care items in one order, whether trying a new routine or replenishing products they already use at home.

On Tha Moor extends its range with Galloping Horse, a line that includes equine soap and hoof balm. The expansion builds on the company’s animal-care focus and serves people who keep both dogs and horses. The range maintains an emphasis on grooming and care, with products intended for different needs and animals.

The website operates as an online store and accepts orders at any time; it does not list a public shop counter or visiting hours. The brand also appears at markets, according to shopping experiences shared on its site, although each stall’s location and schedule can vary. Its business is associated with Ilkley, West Yorkshire.

For shoppers looking for animal grooming and care products, On Tha Moor combines dog soap, balm, treats, and equine items in a specialty store. Its natural-ingredient and sulfate-free descriptions come from the maker, while testimonials on its site offer some customers’ impressions. The range is available online, and each product should be chosen with the individual animal and its needs in mind.