I was looking at the grooming products at the store today and I noticed that they have "wet wipes" for pets. What are the difference between these and the wet wipes they sell for babies? They look identical but with a different label. The pet wipes did not have an ingredient list so I could not compare the two. Does it hurt to use baby wipes on a cat?
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Pet wipes vs baby wipes?
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not much ... but I am very picky and of the easy to find only huggies natural care passed my ingrediant test..
I have used 8 in 1 wipes for Rockys eye area when it gets crusty. I found them in the dog section at petsmart, but they are marked for cats and dogs, and are specifically for tearing stains. They are about the same size as stridex pads!
I think there is generally more alcohol in the baby wipes as compared to the pet wipes.
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see I found the other to be true...lol I wont use prop. gycol or many pres found in pet and many baby wipes...
I would ring the local vets and see what products they recommend.
Otherwise, I wouldn't use them and would just use a damp tissue.
Otherwise, I wouldn't use them and would just use a damp tissue.
I use baby wipes on my kittens all the time, once they are over about 10 days old. They're great!
I use the non perfumed baby wipes
