Pogis Grooming Wipes For Your Pet

Dec 16, 2019 | Pets, Products

This is a re-post with updated information, review, and links:  I posted about these Pogis Grooming Wipes back in 2019 and have been using them ever since.  I love that they are so effective in cleaning the dogs, helping to keep pollens from causing excessive licking, and are all natural.  These would make great stocking stuffers for any dog lover and their fur babies!  Still in need of a gift?  You can find these at Chewy.com, Amazon.com, and I’ve even found them at Home Goods and TJMaxx!  They are perfect for dogs and cats and even have poop bags and training pads!
 
I have been racking my brain over Jake and Maggie and their incessive licking of their paws and how to fix it.  I’ve tried Benadryl, Coconut Oil, and Cortizone 10.  I’ve been told by one vet that they have allergies to grass and another vet that they have allergies to food!  Here are my findings, review, and recommendations:
 

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What to do when your pet has allergies:
 
  • In one of my discussions with a vet and his vet tech, they recommended Desenex which is an anti fungal powder that relieves itching and burning.
  • This helps absorb the moisture from licking their paws prohibiting the onset of a yeast infection.
  • It is safe for your pet incase he or she licks it off after putting it on.
  • You can buy it right off the shelf at Walmart which is where I got mine.
 
Results:  I’m not sure if the Desenex really worked or not because as soon as I put it on their paws, they immediately licked it off.  It was back to researching and calling the vet to find something that would help sooth Jake And Maggie and give them some relief from itching.  That’s when I found Pogis Grooming Wipes!
 
 
 
 
Looking for a solution to Jake and Maggie’s itchy paws:
 
When your pet is going through something, you want to fix it and with Jake and Maggie possibly having allergies to grass, I wondered if we were not properly cleaning their paws well after being outside.  I searched Amazon and found Pogis Grooming Wipes products and official website.  I liked what I read and placed my order.  
 
Placing an order through Amazon:
 
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Pogi’s Grooming Wipes – Hypoallergenic Pet Wipes for Dogs & Cats – Plant-Based, Earth-Friendly, Deodorizing Dog Wipes
 
  • Conditioning Ingredients – Aloe Vera, Vitamin E, and Hawaiian Awapuhi help clean, freshen and condition while giving the coat a healthy shine. Perfect for wiping away dirt and odor from paws, bodies, and bums in between baths.
  • Large Pet Wipes (8 x 9 inches) – Our quilted dog wipes are made big enough for even the largest dogs, and thick enough for the heaviest coats.
    Earth-Friendly – Made with 100% sustainably harvested bamboo fiber.
  • Hypoallergenic – Completely free of parabens, alcohol, and harsh chemicals.
  • Super Pack – 100 Unscented Fresh Wipes for Dogs – 1 Month Supply
  • Perfect for dogs and cats
  • Leak proof training pads
  • Biodegradable
  • Plant based material suitable for home composting
Review and Results:
 
We have been using these wipes for almost three years now and I’ve noticed the dogs are licking less.  Plus I can really see the dirt coming off on to the wipes and I know my floors are cleaner!  I bought an air tight container at Walmart that has the locks on each side of the container and stored the pack of wipes inside.  Now they are easy to get to and will not dry up.  I created a drawer in our kitchen that is strictly for Jake and Maggie.  In that cabinet holds their flea and tick medicine, heart worm medicine, poop bags, Benadryl, Cortizone 10, any prescription ointments or meds they need, and a tablet and pen to make any notes I need to remember for giving them medications.  I also write down the date on each box and container of when their medication was given.  This helps me keep everything organized and on a schedule.
 
We have already changed their food and treats a while back by putting them on Stella and Chewy’s raw coated kibble and their treats are organic carrots and blueberries.  The only thing is that they might have developed an allergy to the chicken in the dog food.  I bought beef flavored today and we will see if that is it or not!  Any other treats they may get are wheat and grain free!
 
 
 

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2 Comments

  1. Carla

    They look adorable in their tie and bow! So glad u found something for their licking…. poor babies????

    Reply
    • Bobbi

      Thank you! Yep, I wasn’t giving up!!

      Reply

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