Vet's Best Ear Relief Wash & Dry

Vet's Best Ear Relief Wash & Dry is a dog supplement in liquid form.

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STEP 1: EAR RELIEF WASH: Shake well. Apply directly into openings of ear canals. For sensitive dogs, soak a cotton ball and squeeze solution into the ear opening. Gently massage base of ears to distribute solution into ear canals. Gently remove excess liquid and wax with a soft tissue or dry cotton ball. Allow the pet to naturally shake its head to loosen debris from the ears. Repeat regularly as needed to maintain clean, itch-free ears. Also use after bathing or swimming. STEP 2: EAR RELIEF DRY: Shake well. Apply a pea-sized amount to openings of clean ear canals and spread a thin layer using either your finger, cotton ball or soft towel. Massage base of ears to distribute cream into ear canals. Cream will dry into a soft powder. Repeat application following regular ear cleanings for ideal hygiene. Also great to use after bathing or swimming.

STEP 1: EAR RELIEF WASH: Shake well. Apply directly into openings of ear canals. For sensitive dogs, soak a cotton ball and squeeze solution into the ear opening. Gently massage base of ears to distribute solution into ear canals. Gently remove excess liquid and wax with a soft tissue or dry cotton ball. Allow the pet to naturally shake its head to loosen debris from the ears. Repeat regularly as...

Ingredients

Inactive ingredients

Ear Relief Wash Contains: Witch Hazel, Chamomile, Yucca, Clove Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Echinacea and Aloe Vera. Ear Relief Dry Contains: Witch Hazel, Calendula, Chamomile, Aloe Vera, Clove Oil, Tea Tree Oil and Echinacea

Full ingredient list

Ear Relief Wash: Yucca, Aloe Vera, Chamomile, Tea Tree Oil, Clove Oil and Echinacea. Dry Ear Relief : Yucca, Aloe Vera, Chamomile, Tea Tree Oil, Silica and Echinacea

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Data last updated July 11, 2026.

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