UltraOtic Rinse

Biofilm Disruption: Utilizes MicroSilver BG to penetrate and break down the slimy, protective film that bacteria and yeast form to resist traditional antibiotics.

Antibiotic-Free Treatment: Helps manage recurrent ear conditions safely by killing microbes with lactic acid and microsilver, reducing the reliance on antibiotics.

Deep Cleansing: Gently flushes away wax, dirt, and debris without causing irritation to sensitive ear canals.

Barrier Support: Formulated with ceramides to strengthen and reinforce the natural skin barrier inside the ear, which helps prevent dryness, irritation, and reinfection.

Versatile Management: Can be used for routine ear hygiene or as a preparatory step to cleanse the ear canal before applying prescribed veterinary medications.

Infection Management: Helps manage and promote healing of common bacterial and yeast infections (it is antibiotic-free and uses microsilver for antiseptic properties).

Biofilm Disruption: Ideal for chronic or resistant ear issues where biofilms have built up in the ear canal.

Routine Hygiene: Helps maintain a healthy ear canal environment and controls unpleasant odors.

Pre-Treatment Cleaning: Acts as an excellent preparatory wash to gently remove debris and wax before applying medical drops.

0.2% MicroSilver (MicroSilver BG): Works as a potent antiseptic to disrupt biofilms and inhibit the growth of bacteria and yeast.

Lactic Acid: Helps to gently flush and clean the ear of excess wax and debris while supporting an optimal pH balance.

Prepare the product: Shake the bottle thoroughly before opening.

Position the ear: Gently hold your pet’s ear flap upward to straighten the ear canal.

Fill the canal: Pour the VetBioTek UltraOtic Rinse liberally into the ear opening until it is full.

Massage the base: Grasp the cartilage at the base of the ear and squeeze gently for 15 to 30 seconds. You should hear a squishing sound as the debris breaks down.

Allow shaking: Let your pet shake their head to naturally bring dislodged wax and fluid out of the canal.

Wipe clean: Use dry cotton balls or gauze to gently wipe the loosened debris and excess liquid from the interior ear flap.

Highly regarded by veterinarians and veterinary dermatologists, especially for managing chronic ear infections and pets with resistant bacterial biofilms (e.g., Pseudomonas).