Dog and cat ear cleaner

AJC Nature Otic Cleanser for dogs and cats is an otic lotion to clean, soothe, disinfect and relieve ear pain.

Composition:

Thyme hydrolate (thymus vulgaris CT thujanol), Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia) and lavender essence (lavandula spica).

What is a hydrosol?

A hydrolate, also known as floral water or flower water, is a natural product obtained through the steam distillation process of aromatic plants, flowers or herbs. During this process, water vapor is introduced into the plant or flower, causing the plant's volatile compounds and essential oils to be released as vapor. This vapor is then cooled and condensed, resulting in two products: the essential oil and the hydrolate.

Hydrolate is the aqueous byproduct of distillation and contains traces of the water-soluble compounds present in the plant. This means that it contains a lower concentration of essential oils than pure essential oil, but still obtaining beneficial properties for the skin and health.

Thyme hydrosol contains traces of the beneficial compounds present in the plant. It may have beneficial properties for the skin and health due to the water-soluble compounds it contains. One of the uses and benefits of thyme hydrolate:

1. Skin care: antibacterial and astringent properties
2. Immune System Support: potential beneficial properties for the immune system.
3. Anti-inflammatory properties: It can be applied topically to inflamed areas of the skin or muscles to relieve discomfort.

Administration

for ears: Put 3 drops 2 to 3 times a day in the ear and then massage the external ear canal. Next, clean the entrance to the internal ear canal with a compress (do not use cotton).

Tip: Pierce the bottle cap with a fine needle.

Format

125 ml

*Made by AJC Nature French specialist since 2004 in phytotherapy and aromatherapy. Producer and manufacturer of medicinal plant synergies and food supplements for horses, dogs, cats and humans.

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