Wipes, 2.25" Round, 50 Count jar

These wonderful wipes cured my Westie’s paw problems. Before the vet recommended them, I’d been rinsing his paws in Malaseb but that left them too damp and prone to infections. Added bonus is the smell, which doesn’t bother me but deters my dog from licking.

The wipes really work to keep my dogs faces clean

Went hiking with my dog for the first time out in the mountains in the southeast, and had a blast. Apparently, nature did too, because my mixed breed pup must have gotten bitten by some kind of insect and got a mild allergic reaction. My dog has never had any allergy issue before this trek.She wears a Seresto collar, and I bought one a month before going on our hike to be sure it had time to distribute.I'm the type of owner who likes to nip any potential health concerns in the bud quickly. Took my little lady to the vet a week after Thanksgiving to be checked-up on. They gave her 7 days of Cefpodoxime, and even after the infection cleared up she still had these dark scabby-like scales (spots?) around her groin area.The vet office I go to is great, but I think the suggestion of a skin scraping, at this point, might be overkill. After some googling, I found that those black marks were basically a yeast infection and saw that Mal-a-ket was a great spot treatment as my dog only was effected near her "lady bits," basically.Texted my vet's office, they said give it a try and if it doesn't work to come in for a recheck and a allergy test. Great vet office, indeed! So, I used the wipes and already there's enormous improvement of the black scabs disappearing. So happy I was able to purchase this w/o a prescription. I had a tub of Miconahex-Triz, too. But when I used those, they did not seem to work for the yeast.So, this is definitely a great product for spot treating without having to commit to an entire wash of the dog. Apparently, if you do need to do that, there's the Malaseb shampoo from the same brand (Dechera).Just so grateful to see that my lady is back on the mend. After this experience, I'll probably make sure she's gotten a Cytopoint shot or a prescript of Apoquel to prevent or relieve any allergy issues she may encounter on the trails going forward in addition to having these wipes with me as a safety precaution.She enjoyed it so much that I'd hate to not give her more and more opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. Highly recommend!

It’s a great way to start treatment but stains the cats fur.

I have an English Bulldog who is a dedicated Frito Factory worker. The paw licking, the nasty ears, the wrinkles, chin acne, you name it and he’s got it. I’m stubborn and really rather not have him on Apoquel. The thought of that expense alone makes me spiral. I’ve tried powders and other wipes and fish oil and even athletes foot cream. These wipes are the only things that work. Just make sure you use them regularly to keep the Fritos at bay. The smell is strong, I won’t lie. When I open the container he runs for the hills. But I sleep through the night without hearing that god awful licking, his skin is way less irritated, and most importantly he is way more relaxed and comfortable. I use it everywhere: his feet (between his toes and pads), ears, chin, face wrinkles. It’s a fraction of the price of Apoquel and you don’t need a prescription so you might as well try it. My ONLY complaint is the wipes are small so for an English Bulldog I use 3-4 each time so I go through them kind of fast.

this product is very good for French bulldogs. Recommended by his vet. We use this for his tail area as well as his paws when he licks them to much. The price is good also

I've been using these for about 5 years. (not all purchased here). They are the only and steady product that keeps stains and bacteria out of my Frenchie's face folds.

My daughter’s vet recommended these wipes for her two dogs after talking with her I decided I would give them a try. I have a frenchie and she starts to chew her paws once spring arrives,so far they are working well and she’s not licking and chewing.