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A clean, botanical formula on a cotton ball turns regular ear care into a quick, gentle habit, made for the floppy-eared dogs, the swimmers, and the lake-and-bath crowd.
For water-loving dogs whose ears stay damp, this gentle natural cleanser makes after-swim and after-bath ear care a simple routine.
Floppy ears trap moisture and debris, and this natural cleanser is made for the easy, regular upkeep those breeds appreciate.
This is a clean, certified-organic botanical formula, free of synthetic chemicals and harsh additives, for natural routine ear hygiene.
With lavender and herbs, this cleanser has a fresh, natural scent that many dogs tolerate far better than sharp conventional products.
Made with solar-infused organic and wild-harvested herbs on a Maine farm, this is a natural formula for label-readers.
Easy to use on a cotton ball, this cleanser turns regular ear care into a quick, gentle, natural habit.
Ears are easy to forget until they are not, and for a lot of dogs, the floppy-eared ones, the swimmers, the lake-and-bath crowd, regular upkeep is what keeps them comfortable. A simple, gentle routine goes a long way, and this is a cleanser made for exactly that kind of everyday ear care.
Crafted by Sustenance Herbs on their Maine farm, this is a clean, botanical formula built on solar-infused organic herbs. Aloe and chickweed bring their soothing reputation, St. John's Wort adds a traditional calming touch, and a careful, dog-appropriate measure of lavender and tea tree essential oils gives the cleanser its fresh, herbal character. The result is a refreshing alternative to the harsh smell of many conventional ear cleaners, and a formula holistic groomers reach for.
Using it is simple. A small amount on a cotton ball or soft cloth, a gentle wipe of the visible part of the ear, and you are done, no deep insertion, no fuss. It fits naturally into bath day, post-swim cleanup, or a weekly once-over for a dog whose ears need staying on top of.
We want to be clear about what this is. This is a cleanser for routine ear hygiene, not a medicine. It is made to keep ears clean and comfortable, not to treat an ear infection, mites, or any condition. And there is one important rule: if you suspect an ear infection, or your dog shows signs of a possible ruptured eardrum, do not use any ear cleaner, see your veterinarian first. More on that below, and please read it. For the label-reading, holistic-minded households we serve, this is a clean, natural, certified-organic way to make routine ear care simple.
Clean ears are healthy ears. This gentle herbal cleanser, with aloe, chickweed, and St. John's Wort plus lavender and tea tree, makes natural routine ear care simple, even for water-loving and floppy-eared dogs.
This is a clean botanical blend, where each herb and oil earns its place in gentle ear care. Here is what each part contributes, described in measured terms.
Aloe is one of the most recognized soothing botanicals, traditionally used to calm and comfort skin. In an ear cleanser, it lends its gentle, cooling reputation to the delicate skin of the ear.
A traditional herbalist's soother, chickweed has long been used to comfort itchy, irritated skin. It is a fitting partner to aloe in a formula meant to feel gentle.
Known botanically as Hypericum, St. John's Wort is traditionally associated, when used on the skin, with soothing and calming irritated areas. Here it is infused into oil rather than taken internally.
Lavender brings its familiar calming scent and its long traditional association with clean, soothed skin, giving the cleanser its fresh, pleasant character.
Tea tree is valued in grooming for its cleansing, fresh quality. It is included here at a low, dog-appropriate dilution, formulated by herbalists specifically for canine ear care. This is the right way to use tea tree on a dog: in small, properly diluted amounts within a finished product. Concentrated or undiluted tea tree oil is not safe for dogs, so never add your own essential oils, and use only products formulated for dogs as directed.
The herbs are solar-infused on the maker's Maine farm and suspended with distilled water, free from synthetic chemicals and harsh additives. It is a simple, transparent formula for everyday ear hygiene.
Good ear care is a small, regular habit, and the value of this cleanser is in how easily it fits into one. Here is how it is typically used.
This is simple, gentle, everyday ear hygiene. Keep it to the visible parts of the ear, stay consistent, and watch your dog's ears so you notice early if anything seems off, which is when the safety notes below matter.
Swims, plays in water, or gets frequent baths.
Has floppy ears that trap moisture and debris.
Has hairy or hard-to-keep-clean ears.
Could use a gentle, regular ear-cleaning routine.
Does better with clean, natural, organic products.
Reacts badly to the harsh smell of conventional cleaners.
Has generally healthy ears you want to keep that way.
Lives a lake-and-trail, outdoorsy life, in a label-reading home.
Ears are delicate, so this section matters more than any other on the page. Please read it carefully.
Clean only the visible part of the ear. Apply with a cotton ball or soft cloth and gently clean the visible part of the ear canal. Never insert cotton swabs or anything deeply into the ear, which can pack debris down or cause injury.
Apply a small amount to a cotton ball or soft cloth.
Gently clean the visible part of the ear canal.
Do not insert anything deeply into the ear.
Use as needed, or as directed by your veterinarian.
After swimming or baths, when ears are damp.
A weekly once-over for floppy-eared or water-loving dogs.
Whenever the visible ear looks like it could use a gentle wipe.
Store at room temperature, away from heat and direct light.
Keep the cap closed and keep out of reach of children and pets.
This cleanser is for routine hygiene on healthy ears. If you see signs of an infection, a possible ruptured eardrum, or anything concerning, stop and contact your veterinarian before cleaning.
For quick touch-ups between deeper cleanings, gentle ear wipes make a natural companion, giving you an easy grab-and-go option for everyday ear upkeep.
A topical herbal skin formula from the same maker, a natural pairing for dogs whose skin and ears both benefit from gentle botanical care.
Compostable full-body grooming wipes that round out an after-swim or after-trail cleanup routine, keeping the whole dog fresh, not just the ears.
A natural ear cleaner uses gentle botanicals rather than harsh synthetic chemicals to clean and freshen the ears. This one combines certified organic aloe, chickweed, and St. John's Wort with lavender and a careful dilution of tea tree, for routine ear hygiene. It is a cleanser for healthy ears, not a treatment.
Apply a small amount of a dog-safe natural cleaner to a cotton ball or soft cloth, gently wipe the visible part of the ear, and never insert anything deeply. Do it after swims and baths or weekly for floppy-eared dogs. If you ever see signs of infection, skip cleaning and see your vet.
A mild, occasional odor can sometimes improve with gentle routine cleaning. But a strong or persistent smell is often a sign of infection or yeast, which needs a veterinarian, not just a cleaner. Use a natural cleanser for upkeep on healthy ears, and let your vet handle anything that smells off or persistent.
Concentrated or undiluted tea tree oil is not safe for dogs. In a finished product like this one, tea tree is included at a low, dog-appropriate dilution formulated by herbalists, which is the safe way to use it. Never add your own essential oils or use undiluted tea tree on a dog, and use only dog-formulated products as directed.
Keep ears dry after swimming and baths, check them regularly, and use a gentle natural cleaner on the visible part of the ear as needed. Floppy-eared and water-loving dogs benefit from a regular routine. Watch for any odor, discharge, or discomfort, which are reasons to see your vet rather than keep cleaning.
Floppy-eared breeds trap moisture and debris, so they benefit from gentle, regular care. A natural cleanser like this one, used on a cotton ball after swims and baths or weekly, suits them well. Keep to the visible part of the ear, and see your vet for any sign of trouble.
A dog-formulated natural cleaner, used as directed on healthy ears, is generally safe and gentle. The key safety points are to use only dog-specific products, clean only the visible part of the ear, never use it on a suspected infection or ruptured eardrum, and see a vet for any concern.
It depends on the dog. Floppy-eared and water-loving dogs may need weekly cleaning or a wipe after each swim, while others need it far less. Over-cleaning can irritate, so clean when the visible ear needs it rather than on a rigid schedule, and ask your vet or groomer what suits your dog.
Gentle, soothing botanicals like aloe, chickweed, and St. John's Wort are traditional choices for the delicate skin of the ear, and lavender adds a fresh, calming character. Tea tree can be useful at a careful, dog-safe dilution. This cleanser brings those organic botanicals together for routine care.
After swimming, ears stay damp, which is exactly when floppy-eared and water-loving dogs benefit from a gentle wipe. A natural cleanser on a cotton ball helps clear moisture and debris from the visible ear. Keep ears dry, and watch for any odor or discomfort that would call for a vet.
The blend is certified organic aloe leaf, chickweed, and wildcrafted St. John's Wort infused oil, with distilled water and essential oils of lavender and tea tree. The herbs are solar-infused on a Maine farm, all non-GMO, with no synthetic chemicals or harsh additives.
Apply a small amount to a cotton ball or soft cloth and gently clean the visible part of the ear canal. Do not insert anything deeply into the ear. Use as needed, or as directed by your veterinarian, and reward your dog so ear care stays positive.
Do not use any ear cleaner if you suspect an ear infection or a possible ruptured eardrum. Signs to stop and see your vet first include strong odor, dark or bloody discharge, redness, swelling, pain, a head tilt, loss of balance, or any change in hearing. Cleaning an infected or damaged ear can do harm.
See your veterinarian for persistent head shaking, scratching, or pawing, repeated odor or discharge, redness, swelling, pain, a head tilt, balance changes, or any sign of mites. These need diagnosis and proper care. Routine cleaning is for healthy ears, not for treating a problem.
Canine Ear Cleanser earns its place by doing one simple thing well: making routine ear care clean, gentle, and natural. Aloe, chickweed, and St. John's Wort bring the soothing botanicals, lavender gives it a fresh scent dogs tolerate well, and a careful, dog-appropriate measure of tea tree keeps it crisp, all solar-infused on a Maine farm and free of harsh chemicals.
The cleanser brings its value across a few clear fronts:
We are honest about what it is: a cleanser for routine ear hygiene, not a treatment for infections, mites, or disease. The most important rule is to never use it on a suspected infection or a possible ruptured eardrum, and to see your vet for any sign of ear trouble. Used that way, on healthy ears and within its limits, it is a clean, natural way to keep a dog's ears comfortable and fresh.
Clean ears are healthy ears. This gentle herbal cleanser, with aloe, chickweed, and St. John's Wort plus lavender and tea tree, makes natural routine ear care simple, even for water-loving and floppy-eared dogs.
