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TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets
TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets

Vendor:TropiClean

TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner for Pets

$15.99
Size
Size: 118 mL
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D00798

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Product Details

Description

OxyMed Ear Cleaner is a gentle ear wash formulated to help keep your pet’s ears clean and fresh. Regular use helps remove wax, dirt, and debris as part of a routine grooming regimen.

Information

Water, alcohol denat., alpha-hydroxy, oat kernel extract, emulsifier, boric acid, acetic acid, salicylic acid, fragrance

Storage: Store out of reach of children and pets, near room temperature (60-80°F) for best product performance. Avoid freezing. Avoid storing above 100°F. Store in a closed container.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more about PetMax.

What is TropiClean OxyMed Ear Cleaner?
It's a gentle ear wash formulated to keep your pet's ears clean and fresh. Regular use removes wax, dirt, and debris as part of a routine grooming regimen.
How often should I clean my dog's ears?
Most dogs benefit from weekly ear cleaning, though floppy-eared breeds and frequent swimmers may need it more often. Talk to your vet if your dog is prone to ear infections.
How do I apply the ear cleaner?
Fill the ear canal with the cleaner, gently massage the base of the ear, then let your dog shake their head. Wipe out visible debris with a cotton ball — never use cotton swabs deep in the canal.
When should I avoid using it?
Don't use ear cleaner if you suspect a ruptured eardrum or if there's significant pain, swelling, or discharge. See your vet first to rule out an infection.