CleanAural Routine Ear Cleaner for Dogs
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CleanAural Routine Ear Cleaner for Dogs
CleanAural Ear Cleaner for Dogs is a mild and effective ear cleaner for routine use, specially formulated to gently and thoroughly remove ear wax and other debris.
Formulated to be a mild and effective way to clean dogs' ears. It contains propylene glycol to dissolve wax, degrease and hydrate the delicate skin in your dog's ears. Menthol cools and soothes with a fresh fragrance. The solution is pH balanced making it as close as possible to the skin's natural pH.
CleanAural Ear Cleaner is suitable to use as a routine cleaner for healthy dog ears.
Key Benefits:
- Softens and dissolves ear wax
- Degreases and hydrates the skin of the ear canal
- With a fresh menthol fragrance to cool and sooth
- Helps eliminate dog ear odour
- Suitable for routine use to maintain healthy dog's ears
- A pH balanced formula that is gentle of dog's ears
- Regular use helps minimise recurring dog ear problems caused by a wax build up
- Recommended by vets
Ingredients: Water, propylene glycol, isopropyl alcohol, tromethamine, citric acid, l-menthol, chlorothymol, sodium lauryl sulphate.
Directions for use:
Holding your dog's head firmly, gently pull the earflap up to open the ear canal.
Carefully insert the nozzle into the upper part of the ear canal. Ensure there is a gap between the nozzle and the ear canal before gently squeezing a liberal amount of solution into the ear.
Massage the ear canal gently but thoroughly, working from the base upwards.
Allow your dog to shake excess solution from the ear, and then gently wipe away loosened wax and debris around the top of the ear, with cotton wool or similar. Do not poke anything down the ear canal - particularly cotton buds - as this may cause damage.
Inspect the ear and repeat if necessary.
Clean the other ear.
Top tips:
Clean your dog's ears regularly, once or twice a week if wax builds up, or as recommended by your veterinary surgeon. Your dog will quickly get used to it, and the process will get easier.
Use the ear cleaner in a tiled room or outdoors, so your pet can safely shake its ears to remove any excess solution.
Always warm the solution to around body temperature before use by holding the bottle in your hand or placing it in a pocket for a few minutes.
Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use if you know or suspect the eardrum is not intact.