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Old 07-26-2008, 11:20 AM   #1
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baby wipes?

I'm not supposed to wash my dog very often- something about how it messes up the oil in her coat. But...she's kind of smelly. Someone told me I could use regular baby wipes to wipe her off when she's particularly offensive? Does this work or are there other options?

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Re: baby wipes?

I use baby wipes just about daily on my big boy-I use Huggies wipes with Shea Butter-not only do they make him smell better, they keep his coat nice and shiny, too
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We use baby wipes on Charlie here and there with no probs! I had a friend who used them all the time on her lab/chow mix and always got compliments on how pretty her coat was.
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Re: baby wipes?

Nature's Miracle makes pet wipes and a spray deodorizer that I think are awesome. You know how well the stuff works on urine stains? Works equally well on Clifford, who is a pretty ripe dog.
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I've heard regular baby wipes are too strong - is that true?
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Re: baby wipes?

I use baby wipes when Coko rolls around in something outside and gets all smelly! They work great and he doesn't seem to mind them at all.
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Re: baby wipes?

I use two different products. Pet Wipes To-Go (single packets), which removes daily dirt and odor. I also Puppy Bath Wipes. Both products contain Aloe, Vitamin E and Lanolin good for shiny coats.
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