The wax comes out, not further in.
HOW TO USE · UNDER A MINUTE
Why it keeps coming back
A cotton ball sits between two fingers and skims across the fold. You can't feel what you're touching, so you stop early. That's not carelessness, it's the sensible thing to do when you're working blind.
A Nuzzly wipe sits on your fingertip. You feel the ridge, the fold and the point where you should stop, and what was hiding in the fold ends up on the wipe, not pressed further in.
Your first month
One wipe on your finger, a few gentle passes around the folds you can see, and you look down. Most owners do one ear, look at the wipe, and go straight to the other.
That is everything a towel had been flattening into the fold instead of lifting out.
Use a fresh wipe three days in a row the first week. Each wipe comes out a little cleaner than the last.
And because nothing stings and nothing goes too deep, he stops pulling away when your hand comes near his head.
Twice a week, under a minute. It stops being a problem you manage and becomes something you just do.
One tub of 50 lasts about three months for one pet, sitting on the shelf where you can reach it.
The difference
Most owners have already tried the towel, the cotton ball and the swab they were told not to use. Here's what changes when the wipe is on your finger.
Questions
No, and that is the point of the shape. The wipe sits on your fingertip, so it only goes as far as your finger can, and you feel the fold the whole time. Clean the outer ear and the folds you can see, never the canal itself.
The formula is mild and alcohol-free, so nothing stings. Most of the fuss owners describe comes from pressing blindly with something you cannot feel through. Here you feel everything, so you never press harder than you need to.
Yes. The same tub is made for dogs and cats, and a cat's ear takes the same single wipe. One tub covers the whole house.
Twice a week suits most pets. Start with three days in a row the first week, then settle into the routine. Floppy-eared breeds and dogs that swim often need it more.
Not always. For a quick weekly clean the wipes are enough. When there is build-up deeper in the fold, the rinse loosens it first and the wipe lifts it out, which is why most owners keep both.
The rinse loosens what's deep in the fold. The wipe lifts it out.
For the outer ear only. Never insert anything into the ear canal. If your pet's ear is red, swollen, painful or has discharge, see your vet.
