PawBubble Ear Wipes for Dogs & Cats | Gentle, Alcohol-Free Ear Cleaner (50 Count)

Gentle Ear Care for Dogs and Cats

PawBubble Ear Wipes offer a calm, convenient way to care for your pet’s ears at home. The alcohol-free formula is designed for delicate ear areas and aims to reduce discomfort during routine cleaning. This thoughtful blend combines botanicals with a science-backed base to balance cleaning with a soothing touch.

Key benefits at a glance

• Soothing relief from itch and irritation with a non-irritating, alcohol-free formula.
• Nature and science in harmony: Witch Hazel calms irritation, Chamomile softens discomfort, and Pro-Vitamin B5 supports hydration and gentle healing.
• Supports long-term ear health by cleansing dirt and wax while hydrating the skin for a balanced ear environment.
• Finger-mitt design for improved control and gentle, deep access to ear folds.
• 50 pre-moistened wipes come ready to use, turning routine cleaning into a spa-like moment for you and your pet.

What’s in the pack and how it helps

Each wipe is crafted for sensitive ears and everyday care. The soothing botanical blend paired with a practical wipe design helps you tend to your pet’s ears with confidence during grooming or post-walk cleanup.

How to use PawBubble Ear Wipes

Gently hold the ear flap, insert the finger-mitt wipe into the outer ear folds, and softly wipe away dirt and wax. Use as needed and discard the used wipe after each pass.

Real-life scenarios

With PawBubble, you can keep a quiet at-home grooming routine. The soft texture and mild scent support bonding moments as you care for dogs and cats after outdoor adventures or brushing.

What’s in the box

• 50 pre-moistened wipes
• Alcohol-free, non-irritating formula
• Gentle botanicals paired with a science-backed base
• Finger-mitt design for precise cleaning

Safety and suitability: Free from harsh fragrances and designed for sensitive ears, PawBubble Ear Wipes are intended for dogs and cats of various ages. This product is a care aid, not a medical device. When in doubt, consult your veterinarian for guidance.