What is the difference between Bath Wipes for Dogs and Bath Wipes for Puppies? Different size? Different ingredients? Which does an 18-lb dog use?
1438528
I bought these when my Husky was a puppy but I still use them today and he is 55 pounds. I bought the bath wipes for puppies with the assumption that the ingredients used were better for his delicate skin. I haven't tried the wipes for dogs because I still haven't run out of my puppy wipes. I use them for small jobs like cleaning off his paws when he comes in all muddy. Hope this helps!
261379
That's a tough one, I put a slightly smaller bath mat under mine. That seems to help. You can also try a little Vicks pups don't like the smell of it. Hope it helps.
1574132
Oh man, our dog is roughly around 50 lbs, and we still have the first bottle that I bought roughly 7 months ago, so it lasts a while. Then again, our pup HATES baths, so we only give her one every few weeks or so. It mists out well and foams up REALLY good. I would say that it should last you easily a year, but that ultimately depends on how often you bathe your pup. Sorry it's a bit more of a vague answer than you were probably hoping to get.
692007
don't quite understand the question....but, I just wipe my dogs' vital areas - paws, beard and butt - and toss the wipes. Really helps keep them clean in between baths.
2121165
I have a 4 lb petite yorkie....girls are different...they squat...how big is your dog...maybe u need to just get the bigger pads and lay 2 out on floor without the holder or do they sell bigger holders for male dogs for the spray factor sorry I can't help...good luck
692009
I never rinse it off. I believe that it contains conditioners that are good for my puppy's feet. Also, here's a trick (as I've tried other brands and this is my favorite). Make sure that when closing it, you here the "snap" so that it is closed tightly. Then, turn it upside down so that any liquid goes to the top of the pouch and it won't be dried when pulling out the next one. The drier they are, the harder it is just to pull out one, so I do this with the Tushie Wipes too. Just make sure it's closed tightly, then you'll have an extra wet wipe ready for your next use. Hope this helps. I never rinse it off. I believe that it contains conditioners that are good for my puppy's feet. Also, here's a trick (as I've tried other brands and this is my favorite). Make sure that when closing it, you here the "snap" so that it is closed tightly. Then, turn it upside down so that any liquid goes to the top of the pouch and it won't be dried when pulling out the next one. The drier they are, the harder it is just to pull out one, so I do this with the Tushie Wipes too. Just make sure it's closed tightly, then you'll have an extra wet wipe ready for your next use. Hope this... » Read More I never rinse it off. I believe that it contains conditioners that are good for my puppy's feet. Also, here's a trick (as I've tried other brands and this is my favorite). Make sure that when closing it, you here the "snap" so that it is closed tightly. Then, turn it upside down so that any liquid goes to the top of the pouch and it won't be dried when pulling out the next one. The drier they are, the harder it is just to pull out one, so I do this with the Tushie Wipes too. Just make sure it's closed tightly, then you'll have an extra wet wipe ready for your next use. Hope this helps. « Show Less
858919
Mandy, We buy all types of wipes although all disposable some are thick and some are thin and I've never noticed one type working less or better then another. This product was really money well spent. Good for you using cloth wipes. I hope with my next child I can try cloth diapers and wipes. Good luck!
692006
Not sure of what you mean...I use them then toss them...no need to rinse the dog off..or the wipe..
1889173
i believe there are two sizes. I got the small one for my dog who will eventually weigh 15 pounds. Not sure if the big one will work for you or not. I love this product. it is fairly inexpensive so worth a try. I put newspapers between the pad and the plastic to absorb more urine. it works really well.
842283
I got the medium one for our 65lb lab mix and it works just fine! I think the larger ones just cover more surface area, so it's possible they could get the job done quicker for bigger dogs. For us, the less expensive medium size was definitely the way to go!:)
1279449
call Pet Joy Naturals and they will tell you the correct answer. I did know at one time but I do not remember. Sorry.
2188664
I inherited a bunch of them from a neighbor after her father passed away. I use them for puppy training pads as I have three dogs and they are cheaper than the larger pee pads for dogs. So, the answer is BOTH!
597478
Hi again. I just looked at the picture of the wipes on Amazon and they look bigger than the ones I had. My son is now 4 -- I bought mine in 2009, so maybe they are bigger now. I see Eric B. responded with a measurement of 7 X 8. Mine were definitely smaller, but again, it has been a while. Good luck. They are wonderfully soft. Loved them!
439671
Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could of used a small floor tray he seems to only use half the medium tray. Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could... » Read More Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could of used a small floor tray he seems to only use half the medium tray. « Show Less
1830630
I think I went by size instead of weight. My Newfie was a giant breed, but not nearly as heavy as most. He needed the larger size, plus I added a pad or disposable diaper. I bought one and tried it before I bought more. They came very fast!
1476459
The animal licks his paws and or fur and the wipe lotion is non toxic in comparison to baby wipes that has lanolin or baby lotion etc which may harm an animal that licks itself. That is why I use animal wipes and not baby wipes.
716147
I have been using these pads for my first dog who is a 13 year old Maltese and I now have a 1 year old yorkie mix and continue to use the x-large pads. At one time I was using the gigantic size but switched back to x-large since I find that the x-large is just as absorbent as the other. I have tried other pads but found they leaked and my floor was wet.