Pet Eye or Ear Cleaning Wipes for Dogs and Cats with Textured No-Rinse Pads, 100 Count Packs
Pet eye or ear cleaning wipes give dog and cat owners ready-to-use pads for two distinct grooming routines. Textured eye wipes gently lift dried mucus, discharge, crust, and tear staining from fur around the eyes, while the separate ear-wipe option is selected for ear cleaning.
Choose a 100-count single pack or two-pack of eye wipes, or a 100-count single pack of ear wipes. The detailed eye pads are presoaked, require no rinsing, and are sized for everyday use across breed sizes. Use a fresh pad, avoid direct contact with the eye itself, and never use the ear formula near the eyes. Eye redness, pain, cloudiness, swelling, thick discharge, injury, or sudden vision changes needs veterinary care.
Specifications
- Brand: Angels’ Eyes
- Product: Pet eye wipes and separate ear wipes
- Pets: Dogs and cats
- Wipe count per container: 100
- Eye-wipe packs: One or two containers
- Ear-wipe pack: One container
- Detailed option: Eye Wipes, 100 count, one pack
- Detailed texture: Textured presoaked pads
- Detailed use: Removes dried mucus, discharge, crust, and tear staining from fur around the eyes
- Detailed rinse requirement: No rinse
- Detailed product dimensions: Approximately 3 x 2.5 x 2.5 inches
- Detailed item weight: Approximately 5.76 ounces
- Detailed model number: AEGTSW100
- Selection note: Eye and ear wipes are separate formulas; choose the correct area
- Safety note: Wipe around the eye without touching the eye surface
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the eye wipes and ear wipes the same product?
No. Angels’ Eyes lists separate 100-count eye and ear wipe options, so choose the intended area.
What do the detailed eye wipes remove?
The textured pads lift dried mucus, discharge, crust, and tear staining from fur around a dog or cat’s eyes.
Do the eye wipes need rinsing?
No. The detailed presoaked eye pads are ready to use and require no rinsing.
When should a pet see a veterinarian for eye symptoms?
Redness, pain, cloudiness, swelling, thick discharge, injury, or vision changes needs veterinary assessment.