Alcohol-free formula:
Importance: Alcohol can over-dry the skin and strip it of its natural oils. This weakens the skin's barrier function, making it more vulnerable to pathogens and irritants.
Scientific basis: Healthy skin has a lipid barrier that retains moisture and blocks potential irritants. Alcohol can disrupt this balance, leading to conditions like dermatitis.
Non-toxic ingredients:
Importance: Cats and dogs have a tendency to groom themselves. If wipes leave toxic residues, your pet is likely to ingest them when licking their fur or paws.
Scientific basis: Many chemicals used as fragrances or preservatives in wipes can be harmful if ingested. Bisphenols, phthalates, and certain parabens can interfere with an animal's endocrine system.
Unscented or pet-safe scents:
Importance: While fragrances can make wipes smell pleasant, they can be too irritating or even harmful to pets. Many artificial fragrances contain chemicals that can cause allergic reactions in pets.
Science: Some animals have an extremely sensitive sense of smell. What may seem slightly scented to us may be too irritating for them. Additionally, scents can mask the smell of harmful chemicals, making it difficult to judge the safety of a product.
Durable materials for pet wipes:
Importance: Durability ensures that the wipes do not tear during use, ensuring effective cleaning without leaving fibers that could be swallowed.
Science: The structure of a pet cleansing wipe plays a key role in its effectiveness. The balance of texture and strength ensures that it can remove dirt and debris while ensuring that it does not harbor bacteria that could lead to infection.
Balanced formulas: Their wipes generally maintain the best pH for pets, ensuring the integrity of the skin barrier.
Hypoallergenic options: Many of their products are suitable for pets after rigorous testing
