Petkin Doggy Sunwipes SPF15 Sunscreen for Dogs

Petkin SPF15 Sunscreen Wipes for Dogs

Petkin’s SPF15 Wipes are prepared to provide the fastest protection to dogs from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays. The wipes can be applied all over your pet’s coat, especially sensitive areas like ears, nose, muzzle, and pink skin areas. Non-sticky and safe to use on dogs above 6 months of age, the sunscreen wipes can be applied on the entire coat of light-colored or short-haired dogs for complete sun protection.

How does it work?

Petkin’s SPF15 wipes are soaked in non-greasy components that compare to SPF15-rated sunscreens for humans and are gentle on your pet’s sensitive skin. When applied on the entire coat of your pooch, especially the sensitive areas, the wipes provide complete protection to them from the harmful effects of the sun’s ultraviolet rays.

• Easy-to-apply wipes for dogs for complete sun protection
• Made with non-greasy and non-sticky components
• Consists of natural ingredients
• Gentle on sensitive skin areas
• Suitable for use every 2 hours for instant sun protection
• Prepared from ingredients that compare to SPF15 sunscreen for humans
• Protects from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays
• Fit for daily usage, especially in summer

Instructions To Use Petkin Doggy Sunwipes SPF15 Sunscreen

• Lift the bottom edge of the front label to open the pack.
• Remove one cloth, unfold it and wipe it all over your dog’s coat gently. Wipe ears, nose, muzzle and pink skin areas specifically.
• Wipe the entire coat of a short-haired or light-colored dog.
• Use more wipes as required.
• Press the label down and seal the package back post usage.
• Apply the wipe 15 minutes before your dog gets out in the sun.
• Apply a new wipe every 2 hours or more often as needed.

• For use of animals only.
• Keep away from children.
• For external use only.
• Not to be used on damaged and broken skin.
• Take the advice of a veterinarian before using on puppies below 6 months of age.
• Rinse eyes with water immediately in case of accidental eye contact.