FondPaws Gentle Ear Rinse bottle and box

FondPaws · Nº 02 · The Ear Rinse

Stop the scratching and odor.

Gentle plant based drops that loosen ear wax and lift it out of the canal. Two to three drops, soft tip, once or twice a week. No alcohol, no fuss.

90 day promise · no alcohol · soft curved tip

  • Two to three drops per ear, once or twice a week, with a soft curved tip
  • No alcohol, peroxide or vinegar, so there is no sting to fight
  • Dries clean and leaves no greasy film on the fur

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$42.00

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  • Two to three drops per ear, once or twice a week, with a soft curved tip
  • No alcohol, peroxide or vinegar, so there is no sting to fight
  • Dries clean and leaves no greasy film on the fur

2 to 3

drops per ear, once or twice a week

0%

alcohol in the formula

2 in 1

for dogs and cats

Why this one works

Where the alcohol rinses go wrong.

The problem was never you. It was the rinse that stung, so your dog fought it. The one that left a greasy film. The bottle that squirted too fast and wasted half. This is the version built for a real, wriggly dog on an ordinary evening, which is the only kind that actually keeps ears clean.

No alcohol

Plant based formula

No alcohol, no peroxide and no vinegar in the formula — the three things that make a rinse feel medical.

Light

A liquid, not an ointment

It goes in as drops and comes back out when your dog shakes, so there is nothing to rub in and nothing to wipe off the fur.

Soft tip

Bends with your dog

A soft curved applicator meters two to three drops so nothing shoots in too fast.

Routine

Once or twice a week, not daily

Ear care is maintenance, not a course of treatment. Once or twice a week is the whole ask.

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The routine

Two to three drops, once or twice a week

The soft curved tip goes into the ear canal, not against it. A squeeze, a short massage at the base of the ear, and your dog shakes the loosened wax out on its own.

  1. 01Add the drops Tilt the ear back and add two to three drops into the ear canal.
  2. 02Massage the base Gently massage the base of the ear for about thirty seconds.
  3. 03Let them shake and wipe Let your pet shake, then wipe the outer ear clean.

Warm the bottle in your hand first and let your pet sniff the soft tip. A calm dog holds still, so the two to three drops land right where they should.

For the ear-shy dog

Nothing stings, so nothing has to be fought

Alcohol, peroxide and vinegar burn on skin that is already irritated — that is what teaches a dog to duck away from the bottle. This one carries none of them.

  • No alcohol
  • No peroxide
  • No vinegar
Nothing stings, so nothing has to be fought
Same bottle, same drops

Cats as well

Same bottle, same drops

Wax builds up in the folds of a cat ear too. The rinse is gentle enough for them, and the routine is identical.

FondPaws Gentle Ear Rinse with fresh mint and lavender

What is inside

Plant based, and short enough to read

The list on the bottle is the whole list. It cleanses and deodorizes the canal, and it is safe if your dog licks a paw afterwards.

A plant based rinse

Loosens ear wax

A liquid rinse, not an ointment: it softens the build up in the canal so a gentle wipe lifts it out instead of packing it deeper.

Lavender and mint

Mild, fresh scent

The two plant extracts the carton and bottle show. They leave a light, clean finish instead of the heavy clove smell of a medical rinse.

Soft curved tip

Meters the dose

The applicator bends with your dog and releases two to three measured drops, so nothing shoots in too fast and nothing is wasted.

No alcohol, no peroxide

What is left out

No alcohol, no peroxide and no vinegar — the three things that turn a routine clean into a fight. A rinse, not a treatment.

Boxed and ready to use

What arrives

Boxed and ready to use

One bottle with the curved tip already attached. Nothing to assemble, nothing to dilute — it lives in the drawer next to the leash.

The facts, in one place

Good forWax, odor, itchy ears
FormRinse with a soft curved applicator tip
Size60 ml · 2.03 fl oz
FormulaNo alcohol, no peroxide, no vinegar
Routine2 to 3 drops, once or twice a week
Made forDogs and cats
ShippingFree over $80 — or $30 on a subscription · 5–8 days

90 days. Keep the bottle. No risk.

Give it a fair try. Use the rinse once or twice a week for up to 90 days. If you are not happy with it — for any reason, and you do not have to explain which — email us once and the refund goes out. You keep the bottle, with no return label and no restocking fee.

  • Not happy within 90 days? Email us once and the money comes back
  • Keep the bottle, no return label or fee
  • The promise covers one-time orders and subscriptions alike
  • Real human support, replies within a day

The questions people actually ask

When will it arrive, and what does shipping cost?

Orders leave the warehouse in 1 to 3 business days. After that most parcels arrive within 5 to 8 days. In rare cases — a customs check or a carrier delay — it can take up to 14 days. You get a tracking link as soon as the label is created, so you can see where it is at any point. Standard shipping is $2.99 and free on one-time orders over $80, so the 3 and 6 bottle packs ship free. Subscriptions ship free from $30 per delivery, and that applies to every delivery, not just the first. A single-bottle subscription stays below that, so it still pays the $2.99 standard rate. We currently ship within the United States.

How does the subscription work?

Your first delivery comes at the introductory price, every delivery after that at the ongoing price — both are shown on the product page before you order. It ships every 120 days. You can skip or pause any delivery in your account, no phone call. There is no minimum term: you can cancel in your account from the first delivery onward, with 14 days notice before the next charge. Your price stays the same for as long as the plan runs — if we ever change it, you hear from us before it applies.

Will this actually work?

It is a cleaning rinse: it lifts wax, dirt and odor out of the ear canal, and that is the job it is built for. Whether that settles the scratching in your dog depends on what is causing it, which is why the 90 day promise is there — use it once or twice a week and judge it yourself. Results vary.

Will it sting or burn?

There is no alcohol, no peroxide and no vinegar in it — those are the ingredients that make a rinse bite on skin that is already sore. Every dog is different, so try one ear first and stop if your pet reacts. If the ear is already painful, red or oozing, see your vet before using any rinse.

Is it safe for dogs and cats?

It is made for dogs and cats and used on the outer ear and the entrance of the canal, not swallowed. Keep the bottle away from eyes and mouth, and wipe the outer ear afterwards. For puppies, kittens, pregnant animals or a pet on medication, ask your vet before you start.

What about an ear infection?

This is a cosmetic hygiene rinse for cleaning, prevention and early symptoms, not a medicine. If your pet has pain, swelling, discharge or a lot of redness, skip the rinse and see your vet first. When in doubt, ask your vet.

How do I use it?

Add two to three drops into the ear canal, then massage the base of the ear for about thirty seconds. Let your pet shake, then wipe the outer ear clean. Repeat once or twice a week.

What does it smell like?

Mild and fresh, never harsh. There is no heavy clove scent and no perfume cover up, just a light, clean finish from the lavender and mint on the label.

Is it greasy or messy?

It is a thin liquid, not an ointment, and most of it comes straight back out when your pet shakes — that shake is doing half the work. Keep a cloth to hand for the shake, and the soft curved tip meters two to three drops so nothing shoots in too fast or spills.

What if it does not work?

Then it costs you nothing. Use it for up to 90 days, email us once, and we refund the order while you keep the bottle. No return label, no forms and no restocking fee.