Vetnique Glandex Dog Wipes for Pets Cleansing Deodorizing Anal Gland Hygienic Dog Cat Wipes with Vitamin E Skin

Great product, soft scent, works and my dog loves them. Read more

Works very well, I have a large cat very furry. I just wiped his backside with these wipes and he doesn't smell at all!!! Recommend Read more

My dog and I are very sensitive to fragrances and I usually buy unscented wipes. I needed something specifically for his irritated bottom so I decided to try these. The scent is very nice and subtle, and he doesn’t mind me wiping his bottom, feet and body with these. They seem moisturizing, and are a nice size. I recommend them. Read more

UPDATE- this seller did offer me and initiate a full refund for this product which I appreciated. Ive bought these wipes a few times and I really like them. However, I can’t stand the fact that the 75 count in the nice convenient tub is more expensive than 100 count in the plastic pack. The tub of course keeps them sealed better so they stay wet and they’re much easier to get out. While the plastic packaging of course has a plastic pool tab that pops right off leaving the wipes open to get dried out. I’m not gonna be forced to pay more money for the plastic tub so I may have to start looking for new wipes. Really unfortunate seeing how these are really good for my dog. They smell great and are much better on his skin. Basically, the tub is great but the large pack not so much. Read more

My 18 year old cat had become arthritic and thus was less able to clean himself than before. After some trial and error, we came up with a few solutions I'd like to share: 1. A very low, large litter box (https://www.chewy.com/kittygohere-senior-cat-litter-box/dp/229303) with a wee wee pad on top of the litter to prevent litter from getting stuck to his bottom (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EI673B6?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details) I went from one litter box to two at this time, one in the front/ middle of the house in a coat closet, and one in my bedroom closet. I also got diaper genies, so every time he used the litter box, I could just fold up the wee wee pad and put it in the diaper genie. There was no smell. It all worked very well. The litter boxes are a bit pricey but are really important and unnegotiable for an arthritic cat. Helps a lot. 2. Glandex wipes (in the pack rather than the round plastic container) placed in this baby wipe warmer, which does not get them hot, just warm/ room temperature, and animals are so much less resistant to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00008ODBG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details) 3. Earthbath Waterless Shampoo - it’s a foam, so you shake it, cover her pretty liberally in it, and then towel her off as best as you can. It says it is unscented, but it does in fact have a slightly chemically scent..it’s not bad though, it fades after a day or two, and as someone who tried all of the options out there, I thought this was the least smelly and most assertive one I tried. 5. Baby bamboo wash cloths- I bought 40 of these so I always had plenty on hand to give a warm, not super wet sponge bath (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0774673VF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) 6. Baby blankets- I bought about 30 of these so that I could swap out blankets on his bed once or more per day. I would put a wee wee pad under them when he had accidents, but the litter box method I describe below took care of accidents pretty well for us so didn’t have to keep using the wee pad underneath. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085LV1HYR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) 7. Soft bristle cat brush (nothing metal or hard plastic) We would do a soft, sweet brushing in bed each night. It's also very helpful to VERY, VERY CAREFULLY trim the fur around the backside and back of the legs. Many vets are happy to do a little buzz for you too. Another thing I think vets neglect to mention with arthritic animals is the importance of keeping their nails trimmed and clean. If the nails of your cat look dark, scrape your nail against theirs to remove the layer of dirt and debris, then a light warm water and soap wipedown does wonders. They will be less resistant to walking if you do this. I hope these tips help someone! Read more

work well I use them between bath on his feet, A good wipe down and he is all fresh and ready to go. so far so good. Read more

They seem to do a good job without irritation. Of course, on the microscopic level, I have no idea. Read more

These wipes get the job done for quick cleanups and do have a pleasant, fresh scent that’s not overpowering. They’re soft enough for my pet’s skin and seem gentle, especially with the aloe and vitamin E. However, I found that the wipes dry out a little faster than expected once the container is opened. They’re also a bit thinner than I’d like, which makes using just one less effective for bigger dogs. The packaging is convenient, but the lid doesn’t always snap tightly, which might be why the wipes lose moisture. Overall, they’re fine for basic use but could be improved in thickness and moisture retention for better value. Read more