Cat Black Chin Cleaner 5fl.oz, Cruelty-Free Cat Acne Chin Treatment with Soft Silicone Brush Head, Removes Feline Blackheads, 2 in1 Hair Health Cleaner-Oil | Dirt-(White)

I use this product for my cats chin since he gets those little black dots of dirt. It works wonders to remove the ick, and it doesn’t bother him at all he kind of enjoys it.

I’m going to give this a 4, because I think it would work, if I could hold the cat still enough to use it. The brush tip is utterly useless in my case, and putting it on a cotton ball worked okay, once. The cat didn’t seem to particularly like the smell though, and expressed definite displeasure.

This is the greatest thing ever! I'm so sad I didn't find this years ago! I love this.

Made it worse

Love the design on this cat chin cleaner. It is in the perfect position to reach the chin without freaking out my kitty boy too much. He pretty much always has a dirty chin and I have tried many different wipes trying to clean it but no matter how much I wiped I could never get it clean. It was super frustrating.I saw this cleaner and thought I would give it a try and it works! My cat likes his chin scratched so it is easy to give him a few scratches with this before I apply the cleaner. The pump fills up the brush with the cleaning solution so it is seamless to go from scratching to cleaning. It took me 3 uses to get his chin totally clear but now it looks great! The brush tips are silicone so they are soft on my buddy's chin and easy to clean off after using.I see this lasting for a long time since you only need just a little bit for each use so I think it is a good value for the price.Overall this is really easy to use and really works on dirty kitty chins. Love it and would recommend.

This product exacerbated my cats chin acne problem and spread it rather than clean or help reduce it. The brush is a good tool but the product itself is utter bullocks!

This seems to be working well so far on my dog’s chin. As long as you squeeze the liquid on the applicator before approaching she doesn’t mind the attention.

My cat has had issues with feline acne for a little while yet, and cleaning with soap and a cotton ball didn't seem to be removing a ton. This does seem to remove a lot, and seems like it's fairly unobtrusive. Many cats probably wouldn't mind, or even enjoy this. Mine hates it, as she hates most things. I think she only tolerates us because we give her food.The amount of dirt and blackheads this was able to remove was impressive, but after a week or so of use, it doesn't seem to be doing much to prevent the blackheads from coming back. We already use clean glass bowls for food and water for her, so I was hoping daily cleaning for a while would keep the blackheads removed, and then only require occasional cleaning after that.Bottom line, if your pet enjoys the chin scratches, then this would be great for regular cleaning. If your pet doesn't like it, then it doesn't seem like a viable long term solution.