How does this compare to the paw wash product? Is it better than that, or just a different approach (or both?)
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I wash my dogs paws in a half gallon container when we come in (if it's muddy out). This glove is awesome because it hangs on the door and i can dry her paws right away and not have to look for a towel....super absorbent an easy to use...
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I have no idea but I've found something I believe is much better. Its called Nu-Vet Plus. Just look it up on their web sight.
1776978
I used it with something else that I already had, it was a little too big so it overlapped a little but it's been fine. This is definitely the best 'grass pad' product I've had!! I've tried a few kinds and the grass comes off when washing & smells. This one does not smell even when washing it! I use mine on a baloney so wash it in my bath/shower so did not like the grass type. And my dog is just fine with this one! Plus it was less expensive! I got 2! Hope it works out for you. Happy new year.
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I personally like this much better than fels Napthpa. I think it cleans better.
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You are prob. doing nothing wrong. My 19 pound Jack Russell did the same thing. We're working on it and he has been more cooperative. I make a ridiculously big deal out of any success ( including his favorite yrea, And I tell him how bad he is when he tears things up (clearly for fun). If you can muster the patience, AND you use the right absorbant pads, it does work. Be careful what pad you use, Four Paws WeeWee pads are AWFUL. found some really heavy duty pads made by a small company - look up the name, "Value Pet Supplies." They actually helped me ! the pads they make are far better than others I tried. Good luck. You are prob. doing nothing wrong. My 19 pound Jack Russell did the same thing. We're working on it and he has been more cooperative. I make a ridiculously big deal out of any success ( including his favorite yrea, And I tell him how bad he is when he tears things up (clearly for fun). If you can muster the patience, AND you use the right absorbant pads, it does work. Be careful what pad you use, Four Paws WeeWee pads are AWFUL. found some really heavy duty pads made by a small company - look up the name, "Value Pet Supplies." They actually helped me ! the pads they make are far... » Read More You are prob. doing nothing wrong. My 19 pound Jack Russell did the same thing. We're working on it and he has been more cooperative. I make a ridiculously big deal out of any success ( including his favorite yrea, And I tell him how bad he is when he tears things up (clearly for fun). If you can muster the patience, AND you use the right absorbant pads, it does work. Be careful what pad you use, Four Paws WeeWee pads are AWFUL. found some really heavy duty pads made by a small company - look up the name, "Value Pet Supplies." They actually helped me ! the pads they make are far better than others I tried. Good luck. « Show Less
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We use the Pawtizer Wipes all the time and have re-purchased them over and over. We have seen no negative effects to our dogs and cats. They really work well and same time vs. giving them a bath all the time.
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My Maltese walks at least a mile wearing it ... Often more. I rub it in her paws well just before we go outdoors and carry her to the deck. When we get back I wipe her paws with paper towel. Haven't noticed any residue indoors because I do wipe her paws. If she has a lot of sno-balls on her tummy I get those with paper towel also. If her legs are badly splashed from the "beet juice" the city spreads to prevent icing, I spray her legs off with warm water. Other than occasionally getting some on my jeans haven't seen any on floors which are tile & hardwood. Washes out of jeans easily. My Maltese walks at least a mile wearing it ... Often more. I rub it in her paws well just before we go outdoors and carry her to the deck. When we get back I wipe her paws with paper towel. Haven't noticed any residue indoors because I do wipe her paws. If she has a lot of sno-balls on her tummy I get those with paper towel also. If her legs are badly splashed from the "beet juice" the city spreads to prevent icing, I spray her legs off with warm water. Other than occasionally getting some on my jeans haven't seen any on floors which are tile & hardwood. Washes out of jeans easily.
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I find it easier because I can angle the container onto my dog's paw and lower leg, rather than angling my dog into a bucket. The narrowed center of the device loosens dirt as you gently slide it back and forth and since the water's contained, there's less splash. Using less water is a plus too.
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You could do a test and try both but I must say this cleaner has worked very well with our house and 2 dogs. The nicest advantage is the clean smell it leaves. It even lets my shampooer smell clean!
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I also have a golden retriever - this towel is very good at drying and also getting dirt out of their paws - BUT - I wash and dry it almost daily - I love the towel so I ended up buying two - I use it with the paw plunger (this has been GREAT)
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It does a good job getting the mud out from my dogs paws and pads, but I keep my dogs well groomed and nails trimmed well. We also wash them off before the dirt gets hard and sticks. So I think that probably helps a bit! It gets the dirt off really well for us, but I will say, our dogs do not like having their paws dipped in this. We have to really make them do it against their will.
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I have used the paw wash for my Australuan Shepard for over a year. I just put his paw in and swish the water around .ots a great product!
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Hi Tia. I think brushing is more effective and brush one of my dogs. However I have an older dog with issues and this is a good solution for her. The vet recommended wipes for her. They work.
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We have all wood floors & have used Nature's Miracle w no problem while training our now 5-mo-old puppy! Wipe up the "accident", Spray it on the floor & let it sit just a few minutes then wipe dry. Nice fresh scent & absolutely no odor or stain on wood. We used it like crazy for 1st few weeks, then less & less-- thankfully puppy is trained now (even rings a bell to go outside--highly recommend that), only occasional "oops" when super-excited, for instance. Good luck & enjoy that pup, even the potty training stage; they grow up even faster than kids do! :)
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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!!!
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I use Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover, seems to work just fine. The pad is really heavy duty, I wash mine in the machine with a couple of towels, and it hasn't hurt it or worn it at all, it seems like it's going to last a long time. I have to say again that I really love the Piddle Place--so nice to not have to use disposable pads and fill up landfills, etc.
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I have a 60 lb golden and it works well for us. I hold the dew claw when inserting her paw to avoid harm. The rubber squeegee does come off as other reviewers have stated, but I just hold it in place while pulling out the paw so it's not a problem. My dog actually enjoys the process as long as I use warm water in chilly months.