Epi-Otic Ear Cleaner for Dogs and Cats 125 ml

Product Information

EpiOtic is a pH neutral, antibacterial ear cleaner for use in dogs and cats.It can be used for routine ear cleaning and helps to remove secretions. Ingredients. Epi-Otic Advanced Ear Cleaner has safe ingredients. The formula includes glycotechnology, which the brand makes in-house. Epi-Otic says glycotechnology can stop microorganisms like yeast and bacteria from populating or break them up if they do. The solution doesn’t contain alcohol, so it’s gentle and typically works on dogs with sensitive ears.

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Prepare your products — Whether you’ve chosen a liquid cleaner or a wet wipe, have your products close at hand and open, ready to use. It’s also a good idea to have a towel, clean cloth, and treats nearby. Epiotic is an extremely well-tolerated, highly-ecient ear cleanser. Salicylic acid associated with the surfactant/wax solventsystem facilitates the removal of cellular debris and excessive wax as well as drying the ear canal.Ear itchiness. Dogs might claw or scratch excessively at itchy ears or rub their ears or heads on the ground to relieve the itch. Application. Our product reviewer tested this ear cleanser on dogs that didn’t take well to other scented cleaners. She says they didn’t mind the subtle aloe fragrance, making application easier.

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Zur G, Lifshitz B, Bdolah-Abram T. The association between the signalment, common causes of canine otitis externa and pathogens. J Sm Anim Prac. 2011;52:254–258.Ingredients. This product contains natural ingredients, including chamomile, aloe vera, clove oil, and tea tree oil. Though the ingredients are safe, the tea tree oil may irritate your pet’s ear. Regular ear cleanings can help prevent ear infections. However, ear cleaners don’t treat active ear infections in dogs. Look for these signs of ear infections Head tilting. Tilting their head or dizzy, off-balance behavior can indicate an ear infection in dogs. Touch their ears more — Your dog might hate ear cleanings because they’re not used to having their sensitive ears touched. So, before you even attempt to clean their ears at home, start by touching their ears and rewarding them with treats. That way, when it comes to cleaning, they won’t be taken by surprise. Ingredients. Ear cleaners should be solutions to help a dog’s ear health — literally and figuratively. You don’t want one that creates more problems, so we vetted each ingredient list to ensure these products were safe.