Eye Envy Gentle Action Dry Applicator Pads for Dogs 🐾 and Cats – Refillable Jar, Lint-Free, Solution-Compatible, Gentle Exfoliating Texture, Non-Absorbent Review

I have cut them in half because my little girl is a little girl and they work great on her eyes, I have been using them for five years and also other products from my enid work fantastic

Delivery was very fast! I've been using them on my cat for years and they work really well! However, I find them too expensive, but a bottle lasts me 2 years, so it's not that bad. Very gentle on cat eyes.

I use these pads to apply antibacterial liquid to my cat's eyes. These are the only pads I will use because they don't spill or clog my eyes with little cotton hairs. They're a bit pricey, but they're worth the extra money I'm paying.

I use these pads to gently and gently remove brownish tear stains under my old rat terrier's eyes. I've tried regular makeup remover cotton pads and all they did was soak up too much makeup remover and leave cotton fibers flying around. These thin fleece pads are just perfect!

We love them and use them on our rescued Persian cat. They are known to need care and attention for their eyes and we use this as a cleanser after the eye wipes as well as a tear stain powder when his eyes are particularly bad. We found them thanks to Brimley the cat!

I use Eye Envy liquid and powder on my Maltipoo. When I ran out of pads I tried regular cotton pads, a tissue, a soft cloth, but none of these worked as well as the pads from the kit I bought the first time. The texture of these pads seems to work with the entire Eye Envy system, so I'll be ordering them from now on.

These pads are more expensive than they should be, but they work better than anything else. Thanks to the texture, they remove eye particles well from my Persian cat's face. They are very thin so there is no wastage of Eye Envy product like a thicker and more absorbent pad would. I've been looking for a cheaper pad but haven't found anything that works as well, so I'll keep buying it.

I started using the eye cleanser and then these pads and powders. I ran out of pads and used makeup pads but they were quite absorbent and wasted liquid, plus they weren't runny enough to really manipulate. Cheap cotton pads can also leave lint on your face. I suggest cutting them into four parts like another user said. Oh btw, once I ran out of liquid I saved the container and made my own recipe from an online recipe. I use witch hazel boric acid and some water. Some use boric acid powder…

When we brought home our rescued White Toy Poodle, her tear streaks were maroon, long, noticeable and unyielding. We tried a few things and ended up getting her face completely clear and white by adding Angel Eyes to her diet and washing her face with Eye Envy daily. They have to do this regularly, because their eyes just constantly water, and if not wiped off, the exudate is covered with crusts on their beautiful face. I've tried drugstore cotton pads, washcloths, whatever else I can think of,