Douxo Care Ear Lotion 60ml | Cleansing and soothing solution for ears

Douxo Care Auricular Lotion is a 60ml bottle of ear cleaner for dogs and cats. Its micellar lotion base, containing phytosphingosine, soothes the ear canal and removes wax and debris. It is a cleansing and soothing solution for frequent ear use.

What is it for

It is used to keep the ear clean daily and to prepare the ear canal before treating otitis externa. The manufacturer presents it as a non-irritating solution, designed for sensitive ears, with a hypoallergenic and paraben-free formula. Its soothing action reduces discomfort associated with ear canal inflammation.

How it is used

• Hold your ear upwards and drop a few drops into the ear canal.
• Massage the base of the ear for a few seconds.
• Let the animal shake its head and dry the excess from the ear flap with gauze.
• For regular hygiene, the manufacturer indicates one or two applications per week.

Composition and format

60 ml bottle. Micellar base that removes wax, dirt, and debris without damaging the ear's natural protective barrier. Main active ingredient: phytosphingosine, with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects. Green tea scent and paraben-free. For dogs and cats.

FAQ

How often should you clean your ears with Douxo?

For regular hygiene, the manufacturer recommends one or two applications per week. Each application consists of placing a few drops into the ear canal, massaging the base of the ear for a few seconds, and removing any excess with gauze.

Can it irritate the ear of a sensitive dog?

It's formulated for sensitive ears: it's a non-irritating, hypoallergenic, and paraben-free solution. Even so, if redness or intense itching occurs, discontinue use and consult a doctor.

What does it mean for it to be a micellar solution?

Its micelles trap grease and dirt and lift them off the skin without rubbing, hence the micellar base removes wax and residue while respecting the natural protection and barrier of the ear canal.

Do I need to rinse afterwards?

No rinsing is described. After the massage, simply let the animal shake its head and remove any excess fluid from the ear canal with gauze; there is no need to rinse the canal.

Is it effective for ear infections?

It is not a substitute for treatment. It is used before treatment to clean the ear canal, but otitis requires diagnosis and treatment by a veterinarian. If there is excessive discharge or pain, consult your veterinarian before proceeding with the cleaning.