Anonymous wrote:Ok, OP, My dog loves to dig in the dirt and gets his face,/nose covered. I just use a damp washcloth to clean.

This. Warm, wet washcloth. No surfactants/soap (including baby wipes).

Ok, OP, My dog loves to dig in the dirt and gets his face,/nose covered. I just use a damp washcloth to clean.

Are you sure it’s dirt and not dry skin? If it’s dirt you can use water wipes. If it’s dry skin you can get a dog safe moisturizer.

I don't mess with my dogs nose at all. But as far as wipes, for general use on dogs, I use these.
https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Rated-USDA-Certified-Hypoallergenic-Deodorizing/dp/B07NHL31CC/ref=asc_df_B07NHL31CC/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=693295872645&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15752309145481070786&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007542&hvtargid=pla-680032263822&mcid=c56c5839f8293dc4a23ed1878bcb3f29&th=1

I would not use baby wipes on a dog. Dogs' pH levels are different from humans', and baby wipes can cause irritation to dogs. There are wipes specifically made for dogs. And there are some made specifically for dogs faces.

leave your dog nose alone. SMH.

Our 1 year old dog makes nose blowing sound sometimes, and this morning it was like he did more than 20 times and couldn’t stop, so I use baby wipes to wipe his nose ( squeezing a little bit) then it’s like black and some dirt/mud. Tried to look for dog nose cleaner online but couldn’t find it. How do dog owner clean their dogs’ noses?