Dog Ear Wipes

Dog Ear Wipes by Happy Tails Spa

To help dog owners combat ear infections Happytails has created Ear Aid, a dual-action program that works to clean, deodorize, and protect a dog’s ears. It’s easy to use, all natural, highly effective and extremely affordable!

The program consists of two steps. The first is an external cleaning of the ears and the second is a serum that goes into the ear canal to heal delicate tissue and protect from bacteria.

Step One: Clean and Deodorize - Ear Wipes are a convenient way to clean your dog’s delicate ears. The pre-moistened pads contain colloidal silver, an all natural ingredient that suppresses bacteria, and witch hazel, which has been used for generations to safely cleanse and sanitize. Our botanical blend gets rid of dirt, wax and debris while reducing unpleasant odors.

Step Two: Heal and Protect - A few drops of Ear Clear an antibacterial/antimicrobial formula will break down wax buildup that can often be a breeding ground for infections. Ear Clear contains arnica and chaparral oils to decrease the pain and discomfort caused by swelling. It also contains organic comfrey and calendula which soothes, heals and protects. Add a touch of essential oil of lavender to remove unpleasant odors and you have a complete solution for ear health.

Ear Aid:
  • Contains no pharmaceuticals or chemicals
  • For smelly, itchy, infected ears
  • Quickly and easily clears away dirt & debris
  • Are all natural
  • Cleans, refreshes & restores

These statements have nor been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Happytails products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

FYI: According to Veterinary Pet Insurance of Brea, CA, the most common canine ailment s are ear infections. Ear infections in dogs are very uncomfortable and are typically easy to detect. Watch for your dog to be repeatedly shaking his head or for excessive itching of his ears. Look inside the ears for inflammation, redness or smelly discharge. Tilting of the head to one side is another common sign of an infection. If you suspect an ear infection, then an immediate veterinary examination is necessary. Untreated ear infections are not just extremely painful for your dog but they can lead to greater problems including closure of the ear canal. Typical causes of canine ear infections include mites, bacteria, excessive wax, matted hair, or abnormal drainage.