🐾 Top Performance Pet Cleansing Pads - Safe and Effective for Teeth, Eyes, & Ears Cleaning Review

We used teeth, ears and eye pads. They all seem to offer some cleansing and relief without making our dog uncomfortable. Eye pads seem to work particularly well for watery eyes and get rid of the remnants of this condition. (September 2020)

My dog hates having his ears sprayed so I bought these ear wipes to make him happier. Love them and love less fuss while cleaning your ears. The only criticism I have is that I thought the pads were bigger. My dog is a giant breed, so one ear wipe is barely enough for a clean.

Yes I know where it is made. I've tried other brands but my dog won't touch it. She doesn't let me brush my teeth, but she does let me wipe and rub my teeth with it. Yes they are smaller but perfect for a small 20 lb dog. Really helps with the smell of canned food. I also give her a drop of peppermint oil every now and then.

I wasn't expecting dog towels to work. I was wrong. Dogs don't like it when their teeth are brushed, but that's okay. Indeed began to help very quickly. I also like that it's not every day. I was upset the first time, but found that as long as I remain calm, the baby won't put up too much resistance.

I don't use them as is. I only buy them because they are thin, textured pads. I rinse my pads and remove excess water, then use them with my eye solution. These more absorbent pads absorb too much Eye Envy solution, which is quite expensive. This allows me to use less solution to wet the pad and the light texture helps loosen dirt. $7 is still relatively expensive for 100 basic pads considering how I use them, but I haven't been able to find dry pads that are this thin and textured.