Plouf Ear Cleaner With Natural Mango Extract

!!!This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional.

Plouf Ear Cleaner with Natural Mango Extract (by Biogance) is a gentle, paraben-free hygiene solution designed for both dogs and cats. Manufactured in France, it focuses on using natural ingredients to maintain ear health without harsh chemicals.

### Product Specifications

• Volume: 100 ml

• Origin: Made in France (Anjou region)

• Suitability: All breeds of dogs and cats

• Ingredients: 95% organic and natural origin

• Packaging: 100% recyclable HDPE bottle

### Key Features & Benefits

• Purifying & Soothing: The natural mango extract helps dissolve earwax and remove impurities while soothing the delicate skin of the ear canal.

• Moisturizing: Unlike alcohol-based cleaners that can dry out the skin, this formula hydrates the ear area.

• “Free-From” Formula: Contains no parabens, no phthalates, no phenoxyethanol, and no silicones.

• Eco-Friendly: Part of the Biogance “Plouf” range, which emphasizes environmentally conscious manufacturing and packaging.

### Full Ingredient List

Water, washing base of natural origin, mango extract, glycerin, boric acid, propylene glycol, perfume, and preservatives.

### How to Use

For best results and to keep your pet comfortable, follow these steps:

1. Prepare: Shake the bottle well before use.

2. Apply: Apply a small amount of the lotion onto a soft cotton pad or gauze.

3. Clean: Gently wipe the visible part of the ear and the entrance of the ear canal.

4. Massage: You can gently massage the base of the ear to help the solution break up deeper debris.

5. Frequency: Recommended for use at least twice a week for maintenance.

### Safety Precautions

• External Use Only: Do not pour large amounts directly into the ear canal unless instructed by a vet.

• Avoid Deep Insertion: Never use cotton swabs (Q-tips) deep inside the ear canal, as this can damage the eardrum.

• Infection Warning: If your pets ears are red, painful, or have a foul odor, consult a veterinarian before cleaning, as there may be an active infection.