This traditional herbal blend is commonly used in holistic care for mild ear discomfort, redness, and wax build-up, especially when you’re trying to calm inflammation naturally.

 Benefits

 Mullein (Verbascum thapsus)

• Soothes inflamed ear tissue

• Gentle antimicrobial properties

• Helps reduce irritation and redness

• Traditionally used for ear discomfort and mild infections

 Garlic (Allium sativum)

• Natural antibacterial

• Natural antifungal (helpful for yeast-prone ears)

• Immune-supportive properties

• May help reduce mild infection load

 Olive Oil

• Softens wax and debris

• Moisturizes dry, irritated ear tissue

• Acts as a carrier oil for herbal infusion

• Helps loosen buildup for easier cleaning

 When This Blend Is Helpful

 Mild redness
 Early yeast irritation
 Brown waxy buildup
 Dry, itchy ears
 After swimming (preventative support)

Not for severe infections (thick pus, extreme swelling, pain, ruptured eardrum).

 How To Use

Step 1: Warm Slightly

• Bring bottle to room temperature or gently warm in hands.

• Never use cold oil in ears.

Step 2: Clean First

• Gently wipe visible debris with cotton pad (do NOT go deep).

• If ears are very dirty, clean prior to oil use.

Step 3: Apply

• Small dogs: 2–3 drops

• Medium dogs: 3–5 drops

• Large dogs: 5–8 drops

Massage base of ear for 20–30 seconds.

Step 4: Let Them Shake

• Allow natural shaking.

• Wipe away excess.

Frequency

• Mild irritation: 1–2x daily for 3–5 days

• Maintenance: 1–2x weekly

 Precautions

 Do NOT use if:

• Suspected ruptured eardrum

• Severe pain when touched

• Thick green/yellow discharge

• Head tilt or neurological symptoms

• Chronic deep infections