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19/7/2006, · No - use pet wipes (if you need wipes at all) Pet wipes are especially made for cats with ingredients that will not harm a cat if it licks the residue from the wipes off its fur. You can't be sure...

Cats, and dogs are very sensitive to some of the products that we ,use, so I am glad to see that you are asking questions. Preparation h ,wipes, for women contain a significant amount of witch hazel (20%) and this ,can, be toxic for ,cats, if absorbed orally (when she cleans herself) or through her broken skin.

17/11/2014, · I know baby/wet wipes are a staple for between-bath cleanings, especially for the eyes and paws/nails. My husband and I don't have kids so baby wipes are not a product I'm familiar with. Months ago when we were baby sitting his sister's cats, we went into Petsmart to pick up some treats for them.

I ,use, unscented ,baby wipes, on my Missy Kitty McPurringtons botty at least once a week. She's a hefty ,cat, and ,can,'t clean her own bottom easily. It was the vet who advised to ,use, them in order to keep it clean without anything irritating it.

19/2/2004, · Ive never used baby wipes, but when vienna was heavily pregnant- close ot birth the started to lack caring for herself, and was a bit smelly, and afterwards becuase she was looking after them she was too. I use simple solution cat wips, smell lovely and did a good job. You just clean the cat down with them, no need to dry off afterwards.

I ,use, unscented ,baby wipes, on my Missy Kitty McPurringtons botty at least once a week. She's a hefty ,cat, and ,can,'t clean her own bottom easily. It was the vet who advised to ,use, them in order to keep it clean without anything irritating it.

But no baby wipes on your cat. They do make wipes specifically for one problem area on a pet: the area beside the nose, where mucus deposits tend to set up. Obviously, you wouldn’t want to wipe YOUR eyes with anything perfumed and stingy, so you wouldn’t use a standard baby wipe on your kitty, either.

19/2/2004, · Ive never used baby wipes, but when vienna was heavily pregnant- close ot birth the started to lack caring for herself, and was a bit smelly, and afterwards becuase she was looking after them she was too. I use simple solution cat wips, smell lovely and did a good job. You just clean the cat down with them, no need to dry off afterwards.

My ,cat, recently got neutered and currently wears a cone so he ,can,'t really clean himself. I was wondering is it fine to ,use baby wipes, to clean it's bottom after it's done using the litter because its all we have. My mom also noticed some black things in our ,cats, ears and my mom just ,used baby wipes, …

17/11/2014, · I know baby/wet wipes are a staple for between-bath cleanings, especially for the eyes and paws/nails. My husband and I don't have kids so baby wipes are not a product I'm familiar with. Months ago when we were baby sitting his sister's cats, we went into Petsmart to pick up some treats for them.

This is because most wipes are formulated to reinforce/restore your cat’s coat by replenishing the natural protective oils your cat produces. This helps minimize shedding. Finally, Another welcome benefit is that in most cases the wipes help balance out any unwanted odor that may linger in your cat coats.

Cats, and dogs are very sensitive to some of the products that we ,use, so I am glad to see that you are asking questions. Preparation h ,wipes, for women contain a significant amount of witch hazel (20%) and this ,can, be toxic for ,cats, if absorbed orally (when she cleans herself) or through her broken skin.

3/12/2014, · Baby wipes are fine for cat clean ups. Most vets use those rather than the more expensive (and identical) ones sold for cats. If the eye crusties are accompanied by red and inflamed tissue, or is...

3/12/2014, · Baby wipes are fine for cat clean ups. Most vets use those rather than the more expensive (and identical) ones sold for cats. If the eye crusties are accompanied by red and inflamed tissue, or is...

Not necessarily. Be sure to read the ingrediants on the label. If the ingredients on the unscented baby wipe is the same as the pet wipes by all means by the cheaper of the 2. There are a lot of oils and chemicals that aninals are sensitive too or alergic to that humans arent.

My ,cat, recently got neutered and currently wears a cone so he ,can,'t really clean himself. I was wondering is it fine to ,use baby wipes, to clean it's bottom after it's done using the litter because its all we have. My mom also noticed some black things in our ,cats, ears and my mom just ,used baby wipes, …