While this isn't exactly cheap, the Barkin & Meowson no-rinse pet shampoo did a great job on my dogs' feet over the last month, and I've still got some left in the container.As I'm sure lots of folks with pets have noticed, it's been a very wet start to the year, and that means having to clean paws every time the dogs go outside to do their business. We've got some 'muddy mats' installed at our front and back doors, which definitely lessen the potential carnage on the odd occasion a dog will make it out of the kitchen before we've got to their feet, but they don't clean so much as they soak up, so we still need to use a microfibre cloth to get those paws clean.Using a cloth alone does a reasonable job, but I was honestly surprised to see how much dirt I was able to lift when using this shampoo - just a marble-sized amount is enough to get two paws done, and it's a clearly visible difference. While it doesn't have a neutral smell, there are no perfumes - it smells like what it is, and that's it - which is great for me. In the past I've come to associate previously pleasant smells with fox poo after our older dog went through a phase of rolling around in it - so not having any additional fragrances added is perfect.Not needing to rinse means it doesn't really take much extra time to get the dogs' feet cleaned; it's literally just the extra time needed to squirt a little onto the cloth, which the dogs definitely prefer as well - in the past we've tried the tubs with a sillicone insert and they've always hated having to get their feet wet if they can avoid it, to the point we abandoned it.I've not noticed any skin reactions or irritation after using for a month, and I don't expect to, but obviously that's something that's going to be different per pet. I'm comfortable using this with my dogs.One thing to look out for, is that it is possible to pull the top part of the bottle away from the main container - so be careful when opening!