Every animal picks up junk in its ears, and a dirty ear is one of those small problems that gets big if you let it ride. This rinse flushes wax, dirt, pollutants and buildup out of the ear canal, so you can clean up after a trail ride, a roll in the pasture or a week of allergy scratching.
The cleaning comes from hypochlorous acid at 0.010% in an electrolyzed water base, buffered to a pH that is balanced to avoid discomfort. There are no steroids, no antibiotics, no alcohol and no tea tree oil, and nothing needs rinsing out afterward.
It is safe if licked or ingested, which matters when a horse shakes his head and splatters the stall wall. It will not stain furniture or clothes either.
Highlights
- Flushes wax, dirt and debris from the ear
- No steroids, antibiotics, alcohol or tea tree oil
- No rinsing needed afterward
- pH-balanced to prevent discomfort
- Safe if licked or ingested
- Won't stain furniture or clothes
Why keep an ear rinse on hand
Regular cleaning is easier than cleaning up a neglected ear. A rinse on the barn shelf turns a quick cleanup into a habit, and that beats waiting until an ear is sore.
A rinse is for the everyday mess. If an ear is hot, painful, or has heavy discharge or a smell that lingers, that is a call to the vet, not a bottle job.
It suits every animal in the place, from the trail horse and the barn dog to the goats and the cats, since it is made for all animals.
At a glance
| Form | Ready-to-use liquid, no mixing or dilution |
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| Application | Dropper nozzle bottle |
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| Use | Routine ear cleaning and cleanup after outdoor activity |
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| Free of | Steroids, antibiotics, alcohol and tea tree oil |
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| Rinsing | Not required |
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| Made in | USA |
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How to use it
Twist, saturate, massage and repeat as needed.
- Twist to open the dropper nozzle and saturate the affected area.
- Gently massage the product into the area.
- Repeat 1 to 2 times daily.
- Use it for daily maintenance and cleaning, or after outdoor activity to remove dirt or debris.
- No rinsing is necessary.
- Head shaking after application is common.
- Use on damaged ear drums only under veterinary supervision.
Good to know
- Keep a bottle in the barn aisle or the trailer, so a dirty ear gets handled before it gets sore.
- Using another ear remedy too? Use this rinse first, and wait at least 60 seconds before the next product.
- Apply it straight from the bottle. Decanting risks contamination and can neutralize the formula.
- It can freeze and thaw without losing effectiveness. A frozen bottle often shows leaking or walls that have collapsed, so check it after a hard freeze.
- Pair it with cotton balls or soft gauze from the same aisle for wiping the outer ear.
About Vetericyn
Vetericyn Animal Wellness has been developing animal wellness products for more than 15 years. Its products are made in the USA, and the line is built on hypochlorous technology.
Cautions
External use only, not for injection. Animal use only, not for humans. Keep out of reach of children. Discontinue use if irritation or systemic condition develops and contact your veterinarian.
Put a bottle on the barn shelf so the next dirty ear gets cleaned up the same day.