CleanAural Dog Ear Cleaner offers an effective solution for cleaning dogs' ears without irritation. It removes dirt, reduces unpleasant odors and soothes itching caused by earwax build-up. Ideal for regular hygiene or as a complement to otitis externa treatments, it is suitable for dogs and puppies.
CleanAural Dog Ear Cleaner gently removes dirt and earwax from your dog's ear canal. Its special formula reduces itching while preventing the appearance of unpleasant odors due to excessive accumulation. This cleansing product contributes to overall ear hygiene without damaging the sensitive structures of the ear.
This ear cleanser can be used on adult dogs and puppies alike to keep the ears as clean as possible. It removes environmental impurities (dust, dirt, pollen) and natural secretions from the auricle. It's an ideal ally in the prevention of ear discomfort and mild inflammation.
In the event of diagnosed otitis externa, CleanAural can be used in addition to the medicated treatment prescribed by the veterinarian. Its non-irritating formulation helps evacuate debris from the ear canal, enhancing the effectiveness of local care.
Thanks to the presence of menthol and chlorothymol, CleanAural provides an immediate cooling effect, while leaving a sensation of comfort in the ear. Even with regular use, it won't dry out, and respects the physiological balance of the skin in the ear canal.
CleanAural has a fluid texture that makes it easy to apply and flow down the ear canal. Its specially-adapted tip makes it safe to use, even on the most sensitive or wary dogs. Its non-foaming formula requires no rinsing, simplifying care.
Weekly use keeps your dog's ears healthy all year round, especially in breeds prone to ear problems (Cockers, Labradors, Bulldogs...). It's an easy, fast and well-tolerated maintenance solution.
In short, this cleansing care sanitizes, deodorizes, protects and soothes canine ears on a daily basis. It contributes to a complete hygiene routine, and is ideally used in conjunction with veterinary treatment if necessary.
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Gently place the tip of the bottle in the opening of the external auditory canal. Squeeze the bottle to dispense a sufficient amount of solution. Massage the base of the ear for about 30 seconds to help disperse the liquid. Then let the animal shake its head naturally. Gently wipe the auricle with a clean cotton pad soaked in solution. In the event of heavy soiling, repeat the operation. Use once or twice a week, or as advised by your vet.
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Precautions for use
Ingredients :
Water, Propylene Glycol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Tromethamine, Citric Acid, L Menthol, Chlorothymol, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
Presentation:
Available in 50 ml Spray - 100 ml Spray - 250 ml Spray, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Veterinarians recommend introducing an ear-cleaning routine for all dogs, especially those with floppy ears or narrow canals. CleanAural fits in perfectly with this approach, thanks to its gentle yet effective formula that won't irritate mucous membranes. In animal naturopathy, regular ear hygiene supports local immunity and prevents microbial imbalances in the ear canal. This product is of growing interest to owners of dogs with sensitive skin, looking for a well-tolerated alternative to overly alcoholic solutions.
How do I use CleanAural Dog Ear Cleanser every day?
CleanAural is used once or twice a week, as needed. Apply to the ear canal, massage into the base of the ear, leave the dog to shake his head, then wipe away any excess with a cotton pad.
Is CleanAural Dog Ear Cleanser compatible with medication?
Yes, this cleanser can be used in conjunction with treatment for otitis externa. It does not replace veterinary treatment, but enhances its effectiveness by removing dirt.
How long can I use CleanAural Dog Ear Cleaner?
This product can be used over the long term for regular ear care, at the rate of one or two applications per week, with no identified risk from prolonged use.
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