EpiKlean Ear Cleanser for Dogs & Cats, 32-oz bottle

My favorite StatVet Urgent Care used this on my late old Wyatt kitty, he was 18 and him and his brothers always have had ear wax issues. These led to all three littermates having aural hematomas and chronic ear infections. I learned I was not cleaning properly down in the canal from urgent care, since this it’s been a game changer. Google how to clean cat ear canals -they have a tiny kitty hole inside ear towards the outside that angles down to an L shape back into jaw area. Mine have like hard wax rocks the size of peas or larger. Needless to say they require the canal to be fully filled with cleaner and massaged gently but firmly for awhile, let them shake it out or tip head over and dab out. Usually I have to repeat this up to 5 times until the rock moves up the L shape canal and I can swipe the Q-tip at just the edge. Never ever out the Q tip into canal. This has ingredients that will soften the wax but it doesn’t have the drying agents and other protections that Epi-Otic has. Also, if it drips on their fur and you don’t wash it off below their ears it gets gummy and matted. Doesn’t happen with Epi. So I prefer this for cleaning stubborn wax on the folds of the ear for general cleaning and has great scent. Or flush with this, clean up fur then flush with Epi-otic a bit later.

This cleaning solution is effective to clean my puppy’s ears and has a very fresh scent

I received the order the day following the order. The product works well on my 2 year old Lab and weekly cleaning, at least for now, eliminates any discomfort to the dog. Matter of fact, when he sees me coming in with the bottle, he just about jumps in my lap to get his ears cleansed.