Earth Rated Dog Wipes (Hypoallergenic) with Lavender Scent, 100 Count

What these dog wipes are for

Earth Rated Dog Wipes are plant-based wet wipes designed for quick, everyday cleaning and grooming touch-ups. On paper, they’re aimed at the bits of a dog that tend to pick up mess fast: paws after walks, the body in between baths, and “bum” clean-ups after outdoor time. The lavender scent is part of the appeal, especially if you prefer your pet smells more like fresh laundry than “outdoor adventures”.

A typical use case is simple: you come back from a muddy stroll, grab a wipe, clean each paw carefully, and let your dog carry on without needing a full wash. It’s the kind of product that earns its place when you’re doing frequent small cleanings rather than waiting for the next bath day.

What stands out (and where they fit)

These wipes are positioned as hypoallergenic and specifically marketed as alcohol- and paraben-free, with dermatologically tested claims in the base description. They also include ingredients such as aloe, karite butter, chamomile and cucumber, which gives the wipes a “cleaning plus comfort” angle rather than being purely for scrubbing.

There’s also a practical daily-life detail: they’re described as not suitable for flushing down the toilet. So while they’re easy to use, they’re still firmly in the “bin it” category.

Key ingredients and hydration-focused feel

The base formulation is described as 99% of bio-based ingredients, with USDA certification for those bio-based inputs. That matters less if you only care about convenience, but it becomes relevant if you’re trying to avoid harsher wipe styles and want something that feels gentler on routine use.

The inclusion of aloe, karite butter, chamomile and cucumber suggests the wipes are meant to do more than remove dirt. In other words, if your dog’s skin can get a bit cranky between baths, these are the wipes that are meant to be used often without feeling like you’re starting from scratch every time.

Ease of use and the size you get

Earth Rated states each wipe measures 20 cm x 20 cm, and the wipes are made with durable materials. That size is fairly generous for “paw and bum” type cleaning, where you want enough wipe area to do a proper pass without tearing halfway through.

Worth noting before you buy

A couple of limitations are worth keeping in mind:

• The lavender scent may be exactly what you want, but if your dog is sensitive to fragrances, you may want to be cautious. Fragrance-free options exist in the category, and this one is scented.
• These are wipes, not a full bathing replacement. If your dog is heavily soiled, you’ll likely still need a bath or a deeper clean routine.

Also, while the wipes are described as hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested, no product is “universally trouble-free”. If your dog has a known skin condition or allergies, it’s still wise to check ingredients and consider patch-testing in a small, non-annoying area first.

Who they’re for (and who should skip them)

It makes sense to consider Earth Rated Dog Wipes if you want an easy way to manage day-to-day mess—after walks, hikes, or those quick clean-ups between baths—while keeping ingredients aligned with hypoallergenic and alcohol/paraben-free positioning.

It may not suit you if you strongly prefer unscented wipes, or if your main goal is deep cleaning after severe mud or a proper shampoo session. In those cases, wipes can end up feeling like a temporary fix.

Final verdict

Is it worth it?

Earth Rated Dog Wipes look like a solid everyday grooming add-on: hypoallergenic positioning, a plant-based approach, and cleaning plus hydrating-type ingredients, with the convenience you need when you don’t want to run a full wash every time.

You should buy them if you regularly clean paws and small body areas, want alcohol- and paraben-free wipes, and don’t mind the lavender scent. You may want to skip them if scented wipes aren’t a good match for your dog’s skin, or if you expect wipe-only results for heavy dirt.

Mini FAQ

Are these wipes flushed down the toilet?

No. They are described as not being disposable in the toilet.

What areas are they meant for?

The description focuses on paws, the body and “bum” cleaning.

Do they contain alcohol or parabenes?

The base description says they are free from alcohol and parabens.

What scent are they?

They’re lavender scented.