Malaseb Pledgets 60ct
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Malaseb Pledgets 60ct
Customer Review: Can't live without it!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have 3 dogs, a Bulldog, Pitbull, and MinPin. I use the wipes to clean my bulldogs skin folds, this is the only product that doesn't seem to bother her and actually Works! I also use it on my other two to clear away tear stains, clean the out ear area and it is great for very Minor cuts and scrapes too. Anytime you would put neosporin on a child, you can do the same with pledgets on your dogs.Customer Review: BEST STUFF FOR BULLDOGS FOLDS!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This stuff works!! If you have dogs with a lot of wrinkles, this stuff works. I have a bulldog and his wrinkles smell really bad. I did some research and found out that they are caused by yeast. Malaseb pledgetes worked the same day I used it! It took the odor away and the irritation. I'm sure my dog is happy with less irritation. I love this stuff!Customer Review: A product that really wroks
Summary: 5 Stars
My pekingese has a very deep facial fold. She was always trying to rub her face on the walls and furniture in an attempt to scratch it - and recently her face started to stink - bad. After a week of using the Malaseb pledgets, the stink was gone and she stopped wiping her face against the walls and furniture. I highly recommend this product.Customer Review: Great tools for bulldog-owners or similar breeds
Summary: 5 Stars
Recommended by our veterinarian, this product is a really simple way to keep the skin-folds of our "Lola the Bulldog" nice and clean. These plegdets to stink a bit of alcohol (I think), but they work. They keep the skin folds dry, thereby cutting down on any risk of skin infection and keeping the dog clean and better-smelling.Customer Review: Didn't work for us
Summary: 1 Stars
We were prescribed these for a yeast infection in the paws of our dog. We were using them 2-3 times per day without any big improvements. We eventually had to have him put on oral medications to treat the infection. Maybe they would have worked on an infection in the early stages. I wouldn't use them again.