Have you tried the little wipes that you use on your cats? They are for allergies, dander, ect?

Question

Have you tried them? Do they work?
I wonder if using a damp cloth or paper towel would do just as good of a job?

Answer 1

I've used them, they're just like baby wipes only with a different smell (and maybe formulated a bit differently, so the cats don't get sick when they lick themselves later).

I didn't notice any excess dander coming off, but that could be because dander is hard to see anyway. I usually do it after brushing my kitty. She doesn't really like it, but she puts up with it.

A damp cloth might work, I wouldn't try paper towels because they're porous and tend to break apart into little linty pieces. Have fun.

Answer 2

I used them on my Gracie once or twice. She wasn't crazy about it. I just wiped her with one stroke down her back. The second time I did it, I made sure to have a towel or DRY washcloth with me, to wipe off the excess wetness. She was a little more comfortable. I don't use them anymore. She is very good about keeping herself clean and I brush her just about everyother day.

Answer 3

I tried them. My cat didn't like it a bit. But I did it when I first got him home from the shelter and he keeps himself pretty clean. Doesn't mean I won't use them later if he stops taking care of himself or he smells. :)

Answer 4

I used them on my cat, she wouldnt sit still very long and hated it,, she likes to be brushed much better.

Answer 5

i use them on my dog after she comes in from outside--they smell good, and they help reduce shedding. i think they're pretty good.