WIPE OUT. Coat & Paw Wipes

1. Remove a Wipe Out™ wipe from the pack.
2. Gently wipe over paws, legs, coat or areas that need freshening.
3. Avoid direct contact with your dog's eyes, inside the ears, mouth and other sensitive areas.
4. Use additional wipes if required.
5. Dispose of used wipes responsibly after use.
6. Reseal the pack securely to help keep the remaining wipes fresh.

• Wiping paws after walks
• Quick clean-ups between baths
• Freshening legs and undercarriage
• Removing everyday dirt, dust and residue
• Keeping in the car or dog-walking bag
• Those little messes that don't need a full wash

• Convenient dog grooming wipes
• Ready to use
• No water or rinsing required
• Designed for quick, targeted clean-ups
• Suitable for paws and coat
• Portable and convenient for home or on the go

Keep one pack by the front door and another in the car. For heavy mud or significant dirt, remove the excess with water first — Wipe Out™ is designed for those smaller everyday clean-ups and freshen-ups between proper washes.

For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes, inside the ears, mouth and broken or irritated skin. Always supervise use. Do not allow your dog to chew or swallow the wipes. Dispose of used wipes responsibly and do not flush.

• FurFix products are not veterinary medicines and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition.
• Always read the full product description, ingredients, directions, age guidance and warnings before use, and follow the individual product instructions rather than relying solely on the Coat Code® routine.
• Use all products and grooming tools only as directed, and check the product suits your dog's age, coat, skin and needs before you start.
• Do not use on open wounds, broken skin, sore skin or significantly inflamed skin unless your vet has advised that it is appropriate. Avoid contact with eyes, ears and mouth.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Stop using any product, brush or tool immediately if your dog shows pain, irritation or distress, and speak to your vet or groomer if it continues.