Biocanina Ear Milk is designed to clean and sanitize the ear canal of cats and dogs. Its cerumenolytic properties dissolve fats, impurities and unpleasant odors.
Biocanina Ear Milk is designed to clean and hygienize the ear canal of cats and dogs. Its cerumenolytic properties dissolve fats, impurities and unpleasant odors. Biocanina Ear Cleansing Milk is composed of ingredients carefully selected for their effectiveness in cleaning and ear hygiene. The main active ingredients are
Ear hygiene is an essential part of caring for your pet. Our pets' ears can be prone to the accumulation of earwax, dirt and debris, which can lead to discomfort and health problems. Biocanina Ear Milk is a product specially designed to meet these needs, providing an effective and gentle cleaning solution for your pet's ears.
Biocanina Ear Milk provides effective cleaning for your pet's ears. Active ingredients work together to gently dislodge earwax, dirt and debris, leaving ears clean and fresh.
By eliminating bacteria and micro-organisms in the ear canal, this ear lotion helps reduce the risk of ear infections. It is particularly useful for animals prone to ear infections.
Glycerine in the formula helps to keep the delicate skin of the ear canal moisturized. This prevents dryness and irritation.
Biocanina Ear Milk is easy to apply, thanks to its dosing tip. You can administer the product with ease, which is ideal for animals that don't tolerate ear treatments well.
This product is suitable for a variety of pets, including dogs and cats. It can be used safely to maintain the ear hygiene of all your four-legged companions.
Biocanina veterinary laboratory also offers Otostan ear scab lotion at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Introduce 5 to 20 drops into the ear canal, then seal with a cotton swab. Gently massage the base of the ear to spread the product into the canal and dissolve any impurities, then remove the cotton pad.
Boric acid: 2.0 g
Glycerine: 15.0 g
Eucalyptus essential oil: 0.5 ml
Cerumenolytic surfactant q.s.p. 100 ml
When examining your companion's ear, you should notice a fair amount of dark-brown or even black earwax, relatively dry and crumbly, and possibly an unusual odor.
Your veterinarian can help you diagnose the condition by taking an earwax sample, in which he or she can observe the incriminating parasites ( otodects) under a microscope.
Ear scabies is a very common disease, particularly in young animals from a group setting. It is very difficult to prevent, as it is highly contagious between cats and dogs. If the cat you've just acquired, or your cat returning from the cattery, scratches its ears, it could be mange.
Don't hesitate to consult your veterinarian for prompt treatment to avoid complications and contamination of other animals.
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