What if they lick their paws after using these?
1847845
My dog licks them. The paws arent soaked after and it dries quickly anyway. No problems yet.
1847846
My dog licks his paws and butt after I wipe him , but. It will not make him sick . My dog will only want to be clean with the pawtizer then any thing else . Hope this helps you .
1847847
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.
229091
i think so, just make sure you measure their paw size...the boot doesn't go that high up the leg....
1036188
The only time the cat tried to bite them off was when glue got on the outside of one and stuck to his fur. I had to trim the fur. Sometimes he'll try to lick his paws right after, so I keep him distracted with a laser pointer or treats.
980073
You uncover the peed on section. I like no tracking and it won't stick to paws so they don't lick
1842128
I think it depends on your pet size. For small puppy the answer should be NO. For half year old like 5-6pounds poodle it only makes she difficult to do that but impossible to completely prevent she licking her rear paws only when she's lying down on her back.Anyway it makes puppy much more comfortable than the old-style hard one. Your puppy can eat , drink and play while wearing it.
1321573
The other answers are good and point out some nice details to consider. It is not recommended to habitually lick these strips. The compounds bound to the strip are not super toxic but they are not really good for you either. We recommend not putting the strips on your tongue as a regular thing.
611039
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...
2148443
I would say yes, they would soften the claw. You do need to rove and let nail breath, just like our nails so the dog does not get fungus. They have kept my dogs claws from scratching my daughters wood floors.
1397198
That is the exact reason these covers were purchased. The cat burned his paws.ER visit was $$. I put these on as soon as I am done cooking. They are "Purrfect" for the cat. I would highly recommend this product.
1097692
I'd make them stand back a little? Use with the same precautions you'd have with the spot treatment- wait a little while before you let kids grab the pets and put them or their hands in their mouth.
1964135
Try using something dog can lick--cream cheese (squeezable strips), Cheez-whiz (in an aerosol can) or peanut butter.
2116727
He did lick his paws a little after being walked but not enough to make me stop using it.
477644
i cant say for sure it depends on how determind your dog is. it has stoped him licking his tail.
2047144
aside from being a suppliment[cadio healer] it also deters cats, they go under the overhang on our house[nice dry ground] to relieve themselves, a pound in a shaker, hot dry ground, they are always licking their paws, get the picture, they don't come back
52494
Not really. The food is availble at all times and flows freely as your pet eats. My cats use their paws to rake the food out if the flow isn't consistent. I hope this helps.
707073
I'd be concerned with their little paws. You'd have to line the shelves. Also, the height in case they fell off the top shelf by accident at such a young age. That would be a concern. It works great for my rabbit.
1304642
Yes. Spray them until they are damp and then rub it in so it hits the skin.