Description
Proper ear care is essential for every dog. With these ecological XL Show Tech Bamboo Cotton Buds, you can safely and easily remove earwax and other dirt from your pet's ears.
For safe and eco-friendly ear care
These extra large bamboo cotton buds are specially designed for care of dog ears. With their unique, comfortable and soft tips, they help you to remove wax from the ear canal and auricle and thus effectively clean the ears.
They are made of 100% natural and biodegradable material. The cotton is of high quality, supple and soft, and has a high absorption capacity. All dirt and earwax are therefore easily absorbed.
Unique to these cotton ear sticks is that their tips are also straight! This makes them extremely safe to use. After all, you cannot hurt the dog by using these.
By regularly cleaning the ears of your four-legged friend, you also prevent unpleasant ear odours and partly stop the spread of bacteria.
It's all in the details
Extra large cotton swabs
For proper and safe cleaning of the ear canal
Environmentally friendly
Material: 100% natural and biodegradable/compostable
Stick: bamboo
Tips: cotton
Suitable for all dogs
For cats, it may be used to clean the auricle, but not the ear canal!
Dimensions:
Total length: 15.5 cm
Length of cotton tip: 4 cm
Width of cotton tip: 7 mm*
* All measurements are approximate.
Use instructions
Suitable for single use.
To prevent infections, we recommend weekly care of the ears with an ear cleaner in combination with these Bamboo Cotton Buds. The ideal frequency of use depends on the dog. Every dog is different when it comes to creating earwax.
Ideal for use in the grooming salon.
Apply an ear cleaning lotion, solution or cream to the dog's ear. Do this until the ear canal is full of product. Massage gently at the base of the ear for about 30 seconds and allow the product to dissolve the dirt. Then, remove the visible dirt with a Bamboo Cotton Bud soaked in the ear cleaning product. Clean the outer part of the ear canal with an ear wipe.
Does the ear look red, does it have a bad smell, or do you suspect that the animal has an ear infection? Then we recommend you go to the vet with your dog.