I'm wondering if these would work to soak my Pyrenean Mastiff''s feet in vinegar and peroxide for 10 mins. while he stays in place.
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If you soaked cloth bandages or cloth strips in the vinegar and H2O2 then wrapped around his paws and then put the waterproof boots over that it would work just fine. And he wouldn't have to "stay".
611037
I don't think it's a good idea. They are not designed to hold vinegar and peroxide. You might try soaking socks in the vinegar and peroxide putting them on the Mastiff and then put on the pawz.
611038
I actually think it would work. They might not hold up to the peroxide over time, but I think they'd be just fine for a while.--Peroxide is stored in plastic bottles.... I do agree you might need to use some gauze or cloth strips, as these wouldn't hold the liquid in 100%. (Or do it outside)
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Personally? I wouldn't try it. One of my danes won't even let these things near his feet. They have a high "plastic" odor to them and when you take them out of the container, they have a powdery substance feel to your fingers. I think putting peroxide on these would cause a disintegration of the plastic and possibly harm your dog's feet further? Just my opinion...
1675341
Depends on foot size. If you have small feet yes, but if you have normal size feet you could do maybe 1 foot at a time. I would suggest a plastic sweater box to soak feet they are more rectangular shaped.
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Depends on how often your dog pee's and poop's. I would think a dog who is wearing them 24/7--they would have to be changed a minimum of 3 times. Experiment with different makes. These are not my favorites! Sizes are crazy. I had to buy large according to the chart for a 25 lb Bischon and they swim on her.
1545800
As i said i use them for my dig in her kennel. ..if she pee's , i wash them so I'm guessing you can there waterproof. ....it don't soak through
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I think it would be fine for that purpose! I use them for my Toy Maltese I don't walk her so she uses the pads. If I take her in the back yard she will pee outside. I would try it if I were you it is uncented it shouldn't encourage the dog to go. Good Luck!
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No, I have a med/large pitbull mix and it takes her about 30 seconds to a minute to polish one of these off. I give her one about twice a week as a treat and to clean her teeth, but that's all it's good for.
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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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Probably would feel good and protect the toe. I've only used this product to protect my dog's paws from ice, snow. , and ice melting salt. It works great for that purpose. It's a great protectorant so it just might help your puppy. Heck, it's worth a try .
390973
They may be a little small, they're washcloths, but they should work pretty good. I have some that I use on my dog's after they come in from the rain.
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My dog's paws stay dry and they are easy to rinse off. They dry quickly unless you get the inside wet when rinsing. If the inside gets wet, it's best to stick them in the dryer for 20 minutes.
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By the time I received them from online order, my dog was over her cycle. However, I do know that the small size baby diapers I purchased at store did not work at all and kept falling off. Probably the Simple Solution diapers would be worth trying since they are made for that purpose. To me they would be worth trying.
691237
Yes, absolutely. Wet the coat, apply and lather it then wait a couple of minutes before rinsing. Works beautifully for my St Bernard who has lots of pure white on her coat, including all four of her paws. Smells nice too!
1878138
These would not be effective for a male dog. I would suggest 'belly bands' or something similar. It needs to be specific for a male dog.
580257
Yes! I love this thing! I can't believe I was ever just using rags on my dogs' paws! Took some getting use to for my older dog but now it's super easy to use! Good luck!
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While we have not used for Cat urine, we have 3 dogs, one is ill and has an "issue" so she tends to go in the same spot. Recommendation 2 minutes is longer than you think - leave the solution on for fully prescribed time AND do entire area where they are going, not just the "spot" itself - this seems to work.
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It might work. If he is licking the nail, though, he might just chew it off. It takes a bit of glue. I also cut them down a bit so my dog' s fur does not get caught in the glue. It might be worth a try if you need some protection for that nail...Hope this helps a bit.
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My dog licks them. The paws arent soaked after and it dries quickly anyway. No problems yet.