Regular ear care is important for cat hygiene! You can make this ritual easier with the Felisept Ear Care Finger Pads: These come in a practical dispenser box from which they can be removed individually and put over the finger. This makes uncomplicated, hygienic ear cleaning with the finger possible. The Felisept Ear Care Finger Pads remove earwax and dirt in no time. They also help to eliminate unpleasant odours. With one box you get 50 pads - perfect for the basic equipment! Felisept Ear Care Finger Pads at a glance: Practical finger pads for the care of cat ears Uncomplicated cleaning: for easy, careful removal of dirt and earwax with the finger Promotes hygiene: removes odours, cares protects Simple, intuitive application: thanks to a specially developed finger pad Contents: 50 pads in a practical dispenser box Directions for use: Carefully wipe only the accessible part of the ear with the finger pad. If necessary, the cleaning can be repeated with a clean pad. Use the pads as needed to keep your cat’s ear clean. For external use on the pinnae only. Storage advice: The Felisept ear care pads should be stored in a cool and dry place. Protect from direct sunlight. Dispose of the pads in the residual waste. Do not throw into the toilet. Only suitable for use on pets. Avoid direct contact with eyes. Use externally only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Close the can tightly after use. Once opened, use within 3 months.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Felisept
- Price: £12.39
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Good to know
- Bathe only with a shampoo made for cats, and never use dog flea shampoo on a cat.
- Keep sessions short and reward with a treat, so your cat learns to accept grooming.
- Check black specks from the coat on damp white paper: red-brown smears mean flea dirt.
Common questions
How do I start brushing my cat’s teeth?
Use a toothpaste made for cats and let your cat lick some from your finger for a few days. Then touch the teeth and gums with your finger, then with a soft cat toothbrush, building up to a few teeth at a time. Keep it short and reward your cat afterwards.
How often should I brush my cat?
Short-haired cats usually need brushing about once a week. Long-haired breeds such as Persians and Maine Coons need daily brushing to prevent mats. Older or overweight cats that cannot reach their back may need help more often.
