Pro-Sense Ear Cleanse Liquid, 4-Ounce

A great dog ear cleaner.

unusually sticky, compared to other brands...

I have been using this product to prevent wax build-up in my dog's ears for many years. It is odor free and has worked flawlessly!

2 starts because the product seems to do an average job, but leaves my beautiful Maltese with sticky greasy hair on his ears! Other ear cleansers do not have this problem so I am not going to use it any longer. The only way to clean the sticky off is washing with water and a little soap and this just aids in the possibility of moisture getting in the dogs ears. If my dog didn't have so much ear trouble I might consider finishing the bottle just for the sake of not wasting a product that does what I need it to do. Another Pro/Con: no scent- some products have a heavy scent for dogs with ear odors. I like this because my dog does not need the scent, but if you had odor problems I might feel differently.

This is really nice to have to help keep your dogs ears clean. The wipes, another product from the same company, are great but this bottle can be used to freshen dried wipes or to wet and simple soft cloth. Be careful about dripping the solution directly into the dogs ear. Too much could be a bad thing.

This pesticide has been heavily implicated in the rise of CCD - colony collapse disorder, which has destroyed many important bee hives. Please be VERY careful when using, and think about using something else. Bees aren't just for honey - the food we eat is dependent upon the pollination provided by these little critters

I like this product, because it break up the wax in the ear. You don't spend alot of time cleaning ears with this product. I like it, and would order more in the future. Good work Pro-Sense nice cleaner.

So I found this at my local target before heading to petsmart. I was going to buy a $10 bottle of cleanser but then I saw this bottle for less than half petsmart's product. I figured I'd give it a try and am glad I did. My 8lb cairn/silky terrier mix puppy was scratching on of her ears until they were quite red. I was worried it was an infection but then read that it could just be really dirty/waxy.To get the bottle to squirt cleanser, you need to take a needle and just poke a hole or two into the nozzle. Don't take a pair of scissors to it, you might ruin the nozzle and then the cap won't fit. Poking a few tiny holes with a needle will allow the nozzle to release drops of cleanser into your dog's ear and/or into a cotton ball. The directions say apply generously, and after cross referencing with other ear cleansing instructions, I concluded that means put a couple drops into the ear canal. It's recommended that after a few drops, you massage the base of the ear to get that cleanser in there real good. Tutorials say you should hear a "squishing" noise while massaging if you put enough cleanser in the ear.*tip* my dog gets real squirmy and didn't like the feel of the nozzle near her ear, so I squeezed the cleanser into maybe half of a cotton ball until it was soaked and then brought it to her ear and squeezed the ball to drip cleanser in her ear.I cleaned her ears twice the day I bought the bottle then just once a day for 3 days after that. My puppy's ear is nice and pink again like her other ear now. I've been wiping brown residue out for the last couple of days so I know the cleanser is doing its job in dissolving the wax and dirt.There's no fragrance added to the cleanser but it has a slight smell to it. Not very strong but it goes away once it's dry. But then that's why I only gave this product 4/5 stars, once it dries, it leaves a somewhat waxy residue on the surrounding hair. Since she's got silky long hair, it makes her ear hair look stringy hours after I clean her ear. It also left a waxy feeling on my fingers that wouldn't go away until I rinsed with water.Besides the waxy residue, it's a good product for its price