The Veterinarians’
Notes
Practicing veterinarians in Korea have used STUCK SOAP in their clinics. These are their notes, in their own words.
Chanwoo Park, D.V.M.24-Hour Glory Veterinary Clinic
Chanwoo Park, D.V.M.
On a French Bulldog with a history of severe itching and sensitive skin“I used STUCK SOAP shampoo on a French Bulldog with a history of severe itching and sensitive skin.”
“The green tea water and camellia oil formula provided gentle cleansing, and the skin remained calm with a fresh, healthy coat. I observed no irritation during or after the bath, and the dog stayed comfortable throughout.”
“For dogs with sensitive or compromised skin, STUCK SOAP offers a reliably gentle and comfortable grooming experience.”
KINTEX Cool Pet Animal HospitalSurgical suite
Dr. Hyun Joon Roh
On bathing dogs recovering from orthopedic surgery“We used STUCK SOAP on dogs recovering from orthopedic surgery at our hospital.”
“The shampoo produced a rich, gentle lather that effectively cleansed the skin and coat while rinsing easily without residue. Most importantly, it was mild enough for dogs with sensitive skin during recovery.”
“Formulated with Centella Asiatica Extract, Camellia Seed Oil, Green Tea Water, and moisturizing ingredients such as glycerin, it helped maintain skin hydration after bathing. The overall formulation was well-balanced and suitable for sensitive skin.”
“Based on our experience, STUCK SOAP is a shampoo we would confidently recommend for dogs with sensitive skin or those recovering from surgery.”
What this is,
and what it is not
We would rather tell you exactly what these notes are worth than let the word “veterinarian” do work it has not earned.
- These are observations, not a study Each note describes what one veterinarian saw in their own practice. This is not a clinical trial, there is no control group, and nothing here has been measured under study conditions.
- STUCK SOAP is a grooming product It is a shampoo and a soap. It is not a medication, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.
- Results depend on the dog Coat type, skin condition, bathing frequency, and technique all change the outcome. What one clinic observed is not a promise about your dog.
- Talk to your own veterinarian If your dog has a diagnosed skin condition or is recovering from a procedure, ask your veterinarian before you change any part of the grooming routine.
- Both notes come from Korean practices Both veterinarians practice in Korea, where the product is formulated and made. We publish their notes unedited, and we are working to add United States practitioners.
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