Can these wipes be used on a puppy's face?
1983904
yes, i have a 4 months French Bulldog and i use this wipes, is a very fast and easy way to clean him
1983905
I've used them on my bulldog pup's face with no problems. I use them just to freshen up his coat between baths, not for deep cleaning the wrinkles though.
1998950
Hi Shirolito, no because it's a thick liquid and if you want wash your dog it will be difficult to spread the pet facial scrub for the whole body and rinse it correctly.But for the face, it's the top because after waiting few minutes while I finish to wash my dog's body, I rinse his face and he smells so nice and his coat is wonderfully soft.
864695
Snugapuppy should have a puppy face. It's not reversible. There is snugalamb and snugabunny which don't have faces.
1761380
You shouldn't have any problems. I've used them in a portable potty when I've gone to outdoor sport events. The wipes are very convenient to have at all times. I never leave home without them.
1327195
Hi, Put a teaspoon of the solution on a wet face towel and rub into the areas that are stained. Do not put any of this product near your pets eyes. Than use another wet face towel to to rinse area where you applied the solution and pat dry with dry towel,
2077053
You probably could, but I would use wipes instead. I wouldn't get the silver solution or this precious metal solution, I would recommend these silver wipes:
1644037
i don't know of these being used for dogs. Somebody I know has what the first responder described. He was talked about scrubbing it with bleach because of the smell from urine. Maybe a little dog would use the Scoopfree litter tray/box. It's not a very big area for a dog to sit in the whole device. You could buy the crystals separate and try them in a plastic dishpan before investing in the device. You can smell the poop smell after they go, but it goes away after it is pushed under the cover and probably dries out there.
1258357
I use it when I bath my dogs as a face wash which is every 8 weeks... I personally did not find it to be effective with my dogs tearing/staining and have little faith it would help even if used every day... what helped with my dogs (3 of them) that had staining was getting to the root cause of the issue-in my case food allergies. Taking them off any oats/rice/grains even in their treats has cure 95% of their staining.
1958111
No, they aren't wipes to use for a baby, these are for the purpose of dish washing only
158661
Worked fine on my dog. I would recommend giving them a bath first then dosing them. This way you don't wash off the medicine. I have always dosed between the shoulder blades so they cannot lick or rub it off. Should last a couple months so eggs will hatch and kill the next generation as well. Just be sure you are not washing them for a week or so after... you have to let the medicine soak in...
605289
Not advisable. Use the Barkeepers Friend and wipe with sponge. Works great.
267483
I have 2 doberman. I don't use this as wipe after they go to the bathroom as this contains stronger chemicals formulated to neutralize oils in their coat. I use the same wipe (baby wipe) as I use for myself, as it is so much milder. I use babywipes from costco since I use so much baby wipes of my pets, I order it by big boxes. It is so mild and safer.That being said, I've been using this wipes for my 2 - 2 yr old Doberman that are now 110 and 95 lbs when times that they are dirty but not yet time to do a full bath, and before they go to bed. I noticed their coats are shinier. Hope that helps! I have 2 doberman. I don't use this as wipe after they go to the bathroom as this contains stronger chemicals formulated to neutralize oils in their coat. I use the same wipe (baby wipe) as I use for myself, as it is so much milder. I use babywipes from costco since I use so much baby wipes of my pets, I order it by big boxes. It is so mild and safer.That being said, I've been using this wipes for my 2 - 2 yr old Doberman that are now 110 and 95 lbs when times that they are dirty but not yet time to do a full bath, and before they go to bed. I noticed their coats are shinier.... » Read More I have 2 doberman. I don't use this as wipe after they go to the bathroom as this contains stronger chemicals formulated to neutralize oils in their coat. I use the same wipe (baby wipe) as I use for myself, as it is so much milder. I use babywipes from costco since I use so much baby wipes of my pets, I order it by big boxes. It is so mild and safer.That being said, I've been using this wipes for my 2 - 2 yr old Doberman that are now 110 and 95 lbs when times that they are dirty but not yet time to do a full bath, and before they go to bed. I noticed their coats are shinier. Hope that helps! « Show Less
921321
I used it a few times on my schnauzers and it seemed ok. Your dog is very small so I'd only use it carefully. Please keep away from the eyes & don't let him lick it, it is toxic if licked off. You might have to put a special collar that prevents him from licking it until it's completely dry. I hope this helped! *puppy hugs!
691235
Absolutely! I have a all white poodle and she gets dirty from her food and licking herself. It works great on her. Enjoy!
1223918
I am not a veterinarian, so can't say for sure. But, the shampoo seems fairly gentle. However, I can't think of a reason to use this shampoo on a pup. A regular dog/puppy shampoo would be a more appropriate choice. This shampoo was recommended to me by a canine dermatologist for treating a highly resistant bacterial skin infection. If your puppy is healthy, choose a different product.
365595
yes, worked great. However, as you know, sometimes you have to just clean it with water and soap. These wipes are like the ones for babies but for dogs:) I typically use them for that and also to clean the paws each time my dog comes from outside. even, when I know its about the time for me to bath her, I would use couple of these around the whole body and it gives me an extra couple of days!!!
1958418
If it is safe for around the eyes, it should be safe for most areas. I would probably avoid the mouth area where you pup might lick.