Dog and Cat Ear Cleaner Drops with Quantum Silver and Chamomile Oil, 1 fl oz Standard, Kit Bundle or 2-Pack Options
Dog and cat ear cleaner drops combine quantum silver and chamomile flower oil in a one-fluid-ounce formula for routine wax, debris and odor care. Puainta offers the drops for pets with recurring ear-maintenance needs in a compact bottle that can fit regular grooming routines.
Choose a standard single bottle, a kit bundle or a two-bottle pack and verify the included tools for the selected option. Apply only the current label amount to the ear, massage the base gently and wipe debris that reaches the outer ear. Never insert cotton swabs into the canal or use drops when a ruptured eardrum is suspected unless a veterinarian approves them. This cleaner cannot diagnose or treat bacterial, yeast or mite infection despite source treatment language. Pain, swelling, blood, pus, strong odor, head tilt, balance changes or repeated scratching needs veterinary examination. Stop if redness or discomfort worsens. Keep the bottle closed, avoid eyes and mouth, and store it according to the package.
Specifications
- Brand: Puainta
- Product: Dog and cat ear cleaner drops
- Volume: 1 fl oz per bottle
- Options: Standard single kit bundle or two-pack
- Listed variants: 3
- Highlighted ingredients: Quantum silver and chamomile flower oil
- Form: Liquid drops
- Target animals: Dogs and cats
- Uses: Routine wax debris odor and itch care
- Documented option: Standard single bottle
- Made in USA: Listed
- GMP certified: Listed
- Package dimensions: About 7.36 x 4.8 x 1.5 in
- Item weight: 1.76 oz
- Model: Dog Ear Drop 1oz
- Application: Follow current label
- Ear massage: Gentle base massage
- Outer debris: Wipe with clean material
- Cotton swabs in canal: Avoid
- Storage: Keep closed as labeled
Frequently Asked Questions
Which package options are available?
Choose a standard one-ounce bottle, a kit bundle or a two-pack.
How are the drops applied?
Use the label amount, massage the ear base and wipe debris from the outer ear.
Can these drops treat an ear infection?
No. Suspected bacterial, yeast or mite infection needs veterinary diagnosis.
When should an ear be examined?
Pain, blood, pus, strong odor, head tilt or balance changes needs prompt care.