Removes Wax and Dirt
Gentle Aloe and Chamomile
Safe For Dogs and Cats
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"These Wipes are Brilliant, They really Come in Handy For My Dogs and Their Hearings Improved as well"
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The composition is not abrasive, as it contains serum, and they are practical since they are shaped like fingers. I recommend them.
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The two-minute routine that stops ear problems before they start
Head shaking, scratching, or that unmistakable smell — those are ears asking for help. Most owners wait until it's a vet trip. These make the check a part of your week instead of an emergency.
Slip one over your finger, wipe the inside of the ear, done. No bottles running everywhere, no squirming, no mess — just a quick wipe that clears wax and debris before it builds into something worse.
Why pet parents keep a tub on the shelf
- Clean in seconds — one wipe per ear, no rinsing
- Gentle enough for every week — aloe vera and chamomile, no harsh chemicals
- Made for the wriggly ones — the finger-fit design means more control, less stress
- For dogs and cats — one tub for the whole household
What's inside — and what isn't
Purified water, glycerin, aloe vera and chamomile extract: chamomile to soothe, aloe to calm, and a mild cleansing base to lift wax and dirt. No alcohol, nothing that stings, nothing that dries out sensitive ear skin.
How to use
Wrap a wipe around your finger, clean the visible part of the inner ear, throw it away. Two or three times a week keeps things fresh. Expect more to come away in the first week as older buildup clears — that's normal.
50 wipes per tub. For dogs and cats. Keep out of reach of children.
Standard shipping typically takes 5-7 business days.
We offer a 30-day return policy for all unused items in their original packaging.
For best results, follow the care instructions included with your product.
Used By Thousands of Happy Pet Parents
What Makes Our Formula Different?
Lifts wax and debris without stripping the natural oils that keep the ear canal protected and healthy
Leaves no sticky residue behind, so there's nothing for fresh dirt to cling to afterwards
Does the cleaning work on its own, which is why one gentle pass is usually all it takes
Holds moisture in the fabric so the wipe glides over sensitive skin instead of dragging across it
Keeps every wipe as damp as the first, right down to the last one in the tub
Softens hardened wax so it lifts away cleanly, rather than needing to be scraped at
Calms skin that's already sore and inflamed from days of scratching and head-shaking
Naturally soothing on the thin, delicate skin inside the ear, where harsher products sting
Gentle enough for regular use on dogs and cats, including pets with sensitive skin
Gently reduces the redness and irritation that build up when ears are left too long
Used for generations to settle sensitive, easily-aggravated skin
The reason the second clean goes as smoothly as the first — nothing stings, so nothing to dread
The Routine
How to Use Them
Twenty seconds per ear. Two or three times a week.
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Wrap
Slip a wipe over your index finger. No bottles to open, no solution to pour, nothing to balance while your dog waits.
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02
Wipe
Gently clean the visible folds of the ear. Never push into the canal — the part you can see is where wax collects and where the smell comes from.
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Bin It
Throw it away and use a fresh wipe for the other ear. Never the same wipe twice, or you just move bacteria across.
50 wipes per tub · roughly 8 weeks · 30-day money-back guarantee
Why It Works
Why Wiping Beats Waiting
If you've dealt with your dog's ears before, you know the pattern: it clears up, then weeks later the head-shaking starts again. It wasn't that you did anything wrong. Most owners are told to wait and watch — so you waited, and it came back, because waiting was never going to fix it.
Here's what's actually happening. Wax isn't the problem. Wax that sits is.
Left alone, it traps moisture and debris against the skin — a warm, dark, damp pocket that's exactly what yeast and bacteria need to take hold. That's the smell. That's the scratching. That's the vet trip three weeks later.
Scrubbing months of buildup off all at once
Reactive. Stressful. Always chasing the next flare-up.
A two-minute habit, two or three times a week
Nothing ever gets the chance to settle. You're removing the conditions, not treating the infection.
Three things build the problem — a regular wipe removes all three
Moisture
Wax holds damp against the skin. Clearing it keeps the ear dry.
Debris
Trapped dirt feeds bacteria. A clean fold has nothing to feed it.
Time
Trouble builds over weeks. A regular wipe never lets it start.
Made for Ears Like These
Some ears need this more than others. If your pet is on this list, a regular wipe is the difference between a two-minute habit and a vet bill.
Floppy-Eared Breeds
Cockers, retrievers, bassets, spaniels
Ears that fold over trap heat and moisture against the canal, which is exactly what wax and yeast thrive on. These breeds are the ones vets see again and again for ear trouble — and the ones a weekly wipe helps most.
Dogs Who Swim or Get Bathed Often
Water in, problems out
Every swim or bath leaves moisture behind in the ear. Wiping the folds afterwards clears it before it has a chance to sit and turn into something that smells.
Cats With Waxy Buildup
Gentle enough for feline ears
Cats groom everything except the inside of their own ears. For waxy-eared cats, a quick wipe two or three times a week does the part they can't reach — without the struggle of drops.
Any Pet With a History of Ear Trouble
Stop the cycle before it restarts
If you've treated an ear infection before, you know it comes back. Regular cleaning between flare-ups removes the buildup that lets it return, so you're maintaining healthy ears instead of firefighting sick ones.
Why Not Just Use a Cotton Bud?
Pristine Paws™ Wipes
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Fits over your finger easily
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You see what you're clearing
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Aloe & chamomile, no sting
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Safe for dogs & cats
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20 seconds per ear
Cotton Buds
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Pushes wax deeper
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You can't see the canal
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Risk of damage
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Most pets flinch
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The problem keeps coming back
Why Not Just Use a Cotton Bud?
- Cleans only the part you can see
- No pushing, no scraping, no cold liquid
- A two-minute habit, not a vet trip
- Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee
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Testimonials
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★★★★★
Good quality and work properly
Very good, they come full, fit well on a thin finger, I thought they came without liquid, they are real wipes, and they come with a liquid ready to clean them, they don't irritate my dog and they don't have a strong smell, I will order them again, and they are super fast.
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★★★★★Really good!
Worked great! Safe and easy to use on my dogs ears. She didn't whine or flinch away. Made an easy task out of what was a really big pain.
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★★★★★
Great Shipping
Product was just as advertised, very happy with the shipping. On time.
The Questions Owners Actually Ask
Will this work if my dog hates having their ears touched?
Most do hate the drops — the cold liquid and the squirting sound are what they fight. There's none of that here. The wipe goes over your finger, so it feels like being stroked, not treated, and you can do one ear at a time. Start with three seconds and stop. Within a week most dogs stop backing away.
My vet said to leave ears alone unless there's a problem. Should I use this?
If your pet has a diagnosed infection, a ruptured eardrum, or is on prescribed ear medication, follow your vet — these aren't for treatment. They're for routine maintenance on healthy ears between check-ups, which is exactly what stops the problems that send you to the vet in the first place.
Can a wipe really do anything a proper cleaner can't?
It's not trying to flush the canal — it's clearing the visible folds where wax actually collects and where the smell comes from, before it builds into something worse. That's the whole job. Most ear trouble starts in the part you can see and reach, not deep inside.
How far in do I go? I don't want to hurt them.
Only as far as you can see — never into the canal. Your finger physically can't push a wipe somewhere it shouldn't go, which is exactly why this is safer than a cotton bud. If you can see it, you can clean it. If you can't, leave it.
Is 50 wipes actually enough to make a difference?
At two ears, two or three times a week, one tub is roughly eight weeks — a full maintenance cycle. Most customers reorder around the two-month mark because by then it's a habit, not a chore.
Catch It Before It Becomes a Vet TripOr Miss On Savings Up to 30% Off
Join thousands of pet parents who stopped waiting for the head-shaking to start. Two minutes a week, and ear problems never get the chance to take hold.
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