Dog and Cat Ear Cleanser with LP3 Enzyme System, Gentle 4 oz Liquid in Single or 2-Pack Options – Zymox

Dog and cat ear cleanser uses the Zymox LP3 Enzyme System with gentle surfactants to loosen routine dirt and odor from non-infected ears. The four-ounce liquid is made for pets from one month of age and offers an easy maintenance step after veterinary treatment when specifically advised.

Choose one four-ounce bottle or a two-pack. Fill the ear canal only as the current directions specify, massage the base gently, then wipe material that rises to the outer ear with cotton or a clean cloth. Never push cotton swabs into the canal, and do not use the cleanser in an ear with a suspected ruptured eardrum unless a veterinarian approves it. This cleanser is not the same as a medicated otic product and should not replace diagnosis or treatment for infection. 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 and store it according to the label.

Specifications

• Brand: Zymox
• Product: Dog and cat ear cleanser
• Bottle size: 4 oz
• Pack options: Single or two-pack
• Form: Liquid
• Highlighted system: LP3 Enzyme System
• Cleaning base: Proteins enzymes and gentle surfactants listed
• Harsh detergents: None listed
• Target animals: Dogs and cats
• Minimum age listed: 1 month
• Use: Routine cleaning of non-infected ears
• After infection treatment: Use only as advised
• Made in USA: Listed
• Cruelty-free: Listed
• Product dimensions: About 6 x 1.8 x 1.8 in
• Item weight: 4.64 oz
• Model: RZEC0400
• Application: Fill massage and wipe outer debris
• Cotton swabs in canal: Avoid
• Storage: Keep closed as labeled

Frequently Asked Questions

Which package options are available?

Choose one four-ounce bottle or a two-pack.

How is the ear cleanser used?

Apply as labeled, massage the ear base and wipe only debris that reaches the outer ear.

Can it treat an ear infection?

No. This cleanser is for non-infected ears and does not replace a medicated product or diagnosis.

When should an ear be examined?

Pain, blood, pus, strong odor, head tilt or balance changes needs veterinary care.