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  • Owner cleaning a cat’s ears with Gentle Pet Ear Wash
  • Curved applicator tip being used at the opening of a dog’s ear
  • Curved applicator tip being used at the opening of a cat’s ear
  • Relaxed dog resting after an ear cleaning routine
  • Dog and cat together beside the Gentle Pet Ear Wash bottle
  • Gentle Pet Ear Wash bottle and carton for dogs and cats, 100 ml
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  • Close-up of the curved applicator nozzle on the ear wash bottle
  • Ear wash bottle styled with botanical elements, plant extract formula
  • Dog and cat side by side with the Gentle Pet Ear Wash bottle
  • Calm dog resting after having its ears cleaned
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Gentle Pet Ear Wash for Dogs & Cats - Plant Extract, Alcohol Free, 100 ml

Gentle Pet Ear Wash for Dogs & Cats - Plant Extract, Alcohol Free, 100 ml

A weekly minute that stops the head-shaking. Alcohol-free plant-extract wash with a curved tip that reaches the ear opening for you.

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  • Cleans & Deodorizes Without The Sting
  • Alcohol Free, Made With Plant Extracts
  • Curved Tip Reaches The Opening For You
  • One Bottle For Dogs & Cats
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Ears are the part of grooming most people skip. There is no obvious way in, nobody wants to go poking around, and so wax and damp build up quietly between baths — usually noticed first as head-shaking, or a smell when you lean in close.

This is a routine cleaner for exactly that. Plant extracts, no alcohol, and a curved applicator that rests at the ear opening so you are never pushing anything into the canal.

100 ml (3.38 fl oz). Vet formulated, for dogs and cats.
  1. Settle your pet somewhere calm before you go near the ears.
  2. Rest the curved tip at the ear opening — not inside it — and squeeze gently to fill.
  3. Massage the base of the ear for about twenty seconds. You will hear it working.
  4. Let them shake, then wipe the outer ear and folds with cotton wool or a soft cloth.

Never use a cotton bud — it packs wax further down rather than lifting it out. Once a week suits most pets; more often for floppy ears and swimmers.
  • One 100 ml (3.38 fl oz) bottle with curved applicator
  • Plant extracts · alcohol free · vet formulated
  • Free shipping on all orders, 7–12 business days
  • 30-day money-back guarantee

A cleaner for routine care, not a treatment for an ear infection. Stop and speak to your vet if you see redness, swelling, discharge or signs of pain, and do not use if the eardrum may be perforated.
Owner cleaning a dog’s ears at home with Gentle Pet Ear Wash

Gentle Pet Ear Wash for Dogs & Cats - Plant Extract, Alcohol Free, 100 ml

$34.99
$34.99 $79.99
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  • Cleans & DeodorizesWax, damp and the smell with it
  • Plant ExtractsAlcohol free, no sting
  • Curved ApplicatorReaches the opening, not the canal
  • 100 ml BottleDogs and cats alike

Dogs and cats, same bottle

The part of grooming everyone skips

Nails get clipped. Coats get brushed. Ears get left alone — because there is no obvious way in, and nobody wants to go poking around in there.

Dog and cat side by side with the Gentle Pet Ear Wash bottle
Close-up of the curved applicator nozzle on the ear wash bottle

Why the tip is shaped like that

You should never be pushing anything into an ear

A dog’s ear canal bends partway down, so the part you can see is barely the start of it. That is why a cotton bud does more harm than good — it packs wax further in rather than bringing it out.

  • The curved tip rests at the opening, not inside
  • You massage the base and let the liquid travel
  • Your pet shakes, and it brings the loosened wax up
  • You wipe only what you can actually see

Side by side

Wiping is not the same as washing

Most people clean the bit they can reach and hope that was the problem.

Cotton buds and dry wipes

  • Only reach the part you can already see
  • Tend to push wax further down the canal
  • Nothing to loosen what has hardened
  • Dry cotton drags on sore skin

A proper ear wash

  • Fills the opening so it reaches past the bend
  • Loosens wax so the shake lifts it out
  • Alcohol free, so no sting on tender ears
  • Curved tip keeps you out of the canal entirely

After the shake

When the head-shaking finally settles

A minute a week, folded into the routine you already have — brush, ears, done.

100ml3.38 fl oz bottle
1minute, once a week
0%alcohol in the formula
Calm dog resting after having its ears cleaned
Curved applicator tip being used at the opening of a dog’s ear

Four steps, under a minute

Fill, massage, shake, wipe

  1. 1

    Settle them first

    Sit somewhere calm and get them comfortable before you go anywhere near the ears.

  2. 2

    Fill the opening

    Rest the curved tip at the ear opening — not inside it — and squeeze gently.

  3. 3

    Massage the base

    About twenty seconds. You will hear it moving around down there.

  4. 4

    Let them shake

    Then wipe the outer ear and the folds with cotton wool or a soft cloth.

Never a cotton bud. Stop and call your vet if you see redness, swelling, discharge, a strong smell, or your pet flinches in pain — this is a cleaner, not a treatment for an infection.

Cats as well

One bottle covers the whole household

Cats give you a much shorter window than dogs, so the routine has to be quick or it does not happen at all. Same bottle, same steps — just do one ear, let them walk away, and come back for the second one later if that is how it goes.

Owner cleaning a cat’s ears with Gentle Pet Ear Wash
Gentle Pet Ear Wash bottle and carton for dogs and cats, 100 ml

What you get

100 ml, and a tip that does the awkward part

Plant extracts, no alcohol, and a curved applicator that reaches the ear opening without you having to aim. Vet formulated, and made for dogs and cats alike.

100 ml3.38 fl oz
2dogs and cats
0%alcohol

Questions, answered

What people ask before the first bottle.

Once a week suits most pets. Floppy-eared breeds, dogs that swim, and anything with a history of ear trouble usually want it more often — and pets with upright ears that stay dry often need it less. The honest answer is to look first: if the ears are clean, leave them alone.

Yes, it is formulated for both. Cats simply give you less time, so keep the sessions short. Doing one ear now and the other later in the day works better than trying to hold a cat still for both.

No, and this is the important one. Redness, swelling, discharge, a strong smell or any sign of pain means a vet visit — that is an infection or possibly mites, and neither is something a cleaner treats. Using an ear wash on an ear that is already inflamed can make your pet more uncomfortable. Get it looked at, then use this for upkeep once it has healed.

There is no alcohol in it, which is the ingredient that usually causes the flinch people associate with ear cleaners. That said, if the ear is already sore, anything going in will be unwelcome — which is a sign to stop and check with your vet rather than push on.