Keriox Ear Cleansing Gel for Cats & Dogs is a micellar gel designed for gentle ear cleaning. Its unique texture traps debris and earwax while maintaining the skin’s natural balance. Enriched with the patented HaAg+ complex, it helps soothe the outer ears and reduce irritation. Easy to use, it is suitable for regular hygiene care as well as a complement to veterinary treatment, for clean and comfortable ears.
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The ears of dogs and cats function like a narrow, delicate passageway where earwax, dust, and moisture can easily accumulate. When this area isn’t gently cleaned, it can lead to irritation and discomfort. Keriox Cat & Dog Ear Cleansing Gel is designed specifically for these everyday situations, when the ear needs to be cleaned without being irritated.
Its micellar gel texture acts much like a soft sponge. It captures impurities and debris without running, allowing the product to remain in place in the ear canal long enough to work. This feature minimizes unpleasant dripping and makes application more comfortable for the pet, even when it is sensitive or uncooperative.
Regular cleaning of the outer ears also helps maintain the skin’s natural balance. Thanks to its patented HaAg+ complex, this gel helps soothe compromised areas and support the skin’s ecosystem—much like tending a garden to prevent weeds from taking over. Healthy skin is better able to defend itself against external irritants.
Keriox is suitable for both weekly hygiene and as part of treatment for otitis externa, when recommended by a veterinarian. It helps clean the ear before applying a treatment, ensuring the treatment works most effectively on a clean, clear area.
In practice, this gel easily fits into a comprehensive ear care routine. When used in conjunction with veterinary monitoring and, if needed, a specific treatment, it helps keep ears clean, comfortable, and less prone to imbalances.
Directions for Use
Shake the bottle before use to ensure the gel is evenly mixed. Gently insert the tip into the opening of the ear canal, without trying to go too deep. Squeeze the bottle lightly to dispense a small amount of gel, then remove it. Next, hold the ear to close the opening and gently massage the outer base to distribute the product throughout the canal. Allow the animal to shake its head, which helps remove impurities. If necessary, wipe the entrance to the ear canal with a clean compress. Use once a week for routine care or daily in cases of otitis externa, as recommended by your veterinarian.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Water, micellar agents, patented HaAg+ complex, moisturizing agents, soothing agents, agents that regulate the commensal flora.
ProductDetails
50 ml bottle, available online at the best price.
For optimal ear hygiene, always clean your pet’s ears before high-risk activities, such as swimming or hot weather. A clean, dry ear helps prevent imbalances and sets the stage if additional care is needed. Ideally, establish a calm and regular routine so that your pet associates this time with gentle, reassuring handling.
FAQ
How often should Keriox Ear Cleansing Gel for Cats & Dogs be used?
For routine care, one application per week is sufficient. In cases of otitis externa, it may be used daily, but only under veterinary supervision.
Is this product suitable for both cats and dogs?
Yes, its gentle formula and gel texture are suitable for the sensitive ears of both cats and dogs.
Can it be used in conjunction with veterinary treatment?
Yes, it is frequently used as a complementary treatment to clean the ear before applying a specific medication, to enhance its effectiveness.
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