A Towel Corner Is Too Big For A Face
The fur under a pale dog’s eyes collects the day: dust, food, ordinary discharge. Most people deal with it using the corner of a towel, which is bulky, needs wetting, and is difficult to control that close to an eye. The Serena pads are coin-sized and already damp.
Small, round and soft, drawn one at a time from a screw-lid tub. Sixty per tub. To be clear about what this is: a grooming wipe for the fur around the eye.
Why It’s Better
- Sixty Small Round Pads: Sized for the corner of an eye rather than a whole face, and drawn one at a time through a flip tab in the lid.
- Already Damp: No wetting a cloth and no wringing it out, which on a daily job is the difference between doing it and not.
- Soft Cotton: A quilted cotton pad rather than a stiff wipe, so it gives against the bone under the eye instead of dragging.
- Stops Stains Setting: Thirty seconds a day lifts the tear stain before it has a chance to set.
- Soothing Formula: Aloe, coconut oil and hyaluronic acid, with no alcohol and no sting.
- Dogs And Cats: One tub covers both, and every breed prone to tear staining.
Perfect for the white-coated dog whose face shows everything
Bichons, Maltese, white Poodles and cream Persians all have the same daily two minutes: the face needs a wipe and everything shows on that coat. It is a small grooming job that gets skipped when the tools are inconvenient, and something already damp in a tub by the door means it actually happens. That is the entire claim we are making for it.
Two minutes, and the face is clean.
Questions
Will this remove tear stains?
Yes, with daily use. The pads are already damp with aloe, coconut oil and hyaluronic acid, and wiping the fur under the eye each day lifts the stain before it has a chance to set. On white and pale coats the difference shows within a week or two.
How gentle is it on the skin around the eye?
Very. The pads are soft cotton, already damp, and the formula is aloe, coconut oil and hyaluronic acid, which is mild enough for the thinnest skin on the whole animal. No alcohol and no sting. Persistent redness or swelling is still one for the vet.
Can I use it on the eye itself?
No. Use it on the fur beneath and beside the eye only. Nothing about this is designed to touch an eyeball.
What is in it?
Aloe, coconut oil and hyaluronic acid, soothing, moisturising and gentle enough for the skin right under the eye, which is the thinnest skin on the whole animal. No alcohol, no scratchy texture, no sting. If your pet has known sensitivities, try one wipe on a small patch first.
How many are in a tub?
Sixty, drawn one at a time through the flip tab in the lid, which keeps the rest from drying out.
How often should I use one?
Once a day is plenty for most pale-coated animals, and less for everyone else. There is no benefit to doing it repeatedly.
Why these rather than a damp cloth?
A cloth is too big, too rough and never quite clean. These are small round cotton pads, already damp with aloe, coconut oil and hyaluronic acid, sized for the corner of an eye. Sixty in a sealed tub.
What’s Included & Key Details
- Type: Pet grooming wipes, small round pads
- Count: 60 wipes per tub
- Format: Screw-lid tub with a flip tab, drawn one at a time
- For: The fur beneath and beside a dog or cat’s eyes
- Use on: The fur and folds around the eye
- Ingredients: Aloe, coconut oil and hyaluronic acid
- Everyday care: A daily wipe keeps tear stains from setting. Persistent redness is one for the vet
- Pad size: Small rounds, sized for the corner of an eye
- Condition: Supplied already damp, ready to use
- Suits: Dogs and cats, especially white and pale coats
- Care: Screw the lid down after use so the last pad stays damp
