Plus Tea Tree Oil
MSRP: $7.80 – $91.13
A gentle, effective formula designed to help dissolve ear wax and remove foreign debris. Can be used as often as needed and is especially recommended after bathing or swimming.
• Reduces Ear Odor
• Safe For Routine Ear Cleaning
• Helps Remove Ear Wax and Debris
• Contains Tea Tree Oil
• With Aloe and Baby Powder Scent
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A gentle, effective formula designed to help dissolve ear wax and remove foreign debris. Can be used as often as needed and is especially recommended after bathing or swimming.
• Reduces Ear Odor
• Safe For Routine Ear Cleaning
• Helps Remove Ear Wax and Debris
• Contains Tea Tree Oil
• With Aloe and Baby Powder Scent
Caution: For use on dogs and cats only. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use on infected ears. Consult veterinarian for help in diagnosing ear infections. If mite infestation is suspected as evidenced by ear scratching, head shaking, redness, scaling or presence of mite debris, use a registered miticide.
Deionized Water, Witch Hazel, Glycerin, Boric Acid, Polysorbate 80, Tea Tree Oil, Baby Powder Fragrance, Echinacea Extract, Methylparaben, Coloring, Propylparaben, and Aloe Vera Extract.
Point spout tip into ear canal. Squeeze bottle to release enough drops to partially fill the ear canal. Gently massage the base of the ear canal to help loosen wax. Remove liquid, dissolved wax, and dirt with cotton balls or facial tissue. Repeat as needed. Do not use cotton swabs or insert pointed objects into the ear.
Absolutely LOVE this product! It smells good, easy application and does a great job cleaning and keeping our babies ears clean!
We are in an area with a number of lakes and over the years have had a number of people come into our store with concerns over their dog’s getting water in their ears when swimming. This ear wash works Terrific for help in cleaning and drying the ears out! Can’t recommend it highly enough.
I love this ear cleaner, but many have concerns about the Tea Tree Oil(deadly to cats) for use in cat. It would help if the percentage of tree tea oil was stated on the label.
The percentage of tea tree oil in the ear wash is 0.3%. Toxicity is very unlikely on an animal (including cats) when the percentage of tea tree is 1% or less.