Overview Meet ICF Tris-NAC Ear and Skin Cleanser, a dual‑action formula designed for dogs and cats

Built to support a clean, comfortable feel around ears and on surrounding skin, it emphasizes a refreshing cleansing experience you can weave into your pet’s routine

How it works The blend pairs two powerful components for a balanced cleansing approach

Tris-EDTA helps modulate permeability, while N‑acetylcysteine aids in breaking down existing buildup

Together, they aim to keep treated areas feeling tidy and cared for through an ionic cleansing action that pets may notice as a gentle, comfortable routine

Disrupts biofilm formation to support ongoing cleanliness Gently supports cleansing with an ionic action Dual-action formula combines Tris-EDTA and NAC for comprehensive care Pet-friendly design tailored for dogs, with caution around cats -world use and pairing For households with active pets, consider integrating a small amount into daily or weekly care

It pairs well with Otodine for additional ear care options and with Peptivet products to broaden the care routine, helping you address both ears and surrounding skin in tandem

Great as part of post-play or post-bath care to refresh the ears and skin Complimentary when used alongside Otodine and Peptivet in a single care plan How to use Follow the package directions for application

Gently apply to the ear canal or targeted skin area and work it in

Wipe away any residue and allow air drying when possible

Incorporate into a regular care schedule and monitor your pet’s response

Note: The product is described as safe for dogs with ruptured eardrums, while cats require extra caution

consult your veterinarian if you have concerns about unusual ear conditions

FAQ Q: What is ICF Tris-NAC Ear and Skin Cleanser used for

A: ICF Tris-NAC is designed as a gentle cleanser for dogs and cats' ears and skin, intended to support routine care

Q: Is Tris-NAC safe for dogs with ruptured eardrums

A: The product notes safety for dogs with ruptured eardrums, with cats needing caution; follow your veterinarian’s guidance for individual cases