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BotaniVet Natural Pet Wipes
BotaniVet Natural Pet Wipes

BotaniVet Natural Pet Wipes

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BotaniVet Natural Pet Wipes are veterinary dermatologist formulated with ingredients that you can pronounce and trust. Certified organic oils, aloe vera, and green tea extract help soothe and calm irritated skin. Powerful Manuka honey creates a healthy skin environment that is unfavorable for the growth of bacteria and yeast. BotaniVet Natural Pet Wipes gently and organically cleanse the skin and ears, removing excess dirt and debris. Our ecofriendly wipes help eliminate skin odor using 100% natural fresh citrus, lavender and mint oils.

BotaniVet Pet Wipes contain mild, organic, non-toxic ingredients that are effective and safe even for dogs and cats with allergies and sensitive skin. BotaniVet Manuka Honey is made by hard-working bees in the remote, pristine mountains of New Zealand. Our wipes are eco-friendly and are 100% biodegradable.

5 Stars
Professor of Research
I love this product as much as the shampoo. I have a German Shepherd with chronic skin problems which keep getting diagnosed first as fungus and then infection and nothing from the vet worked. One of the areas affected were her ears. And using ear cleaners made it worst. She had bumps as if it were a staff infection. In one week this cleared them up and she no longer rubs her ears on the coach or my bed. This is making a big difference. Coat feels luxurious.
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Reviewed by:  from Phoenix. on 1/29/2021
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