TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats is a gentle, multi-functional ear cleansing solution designed to help maintain clean, comfortable and healthy feline ears. It combines effective ear cleaning with antibacterial activity, making it suitable as part of a management plan recommended by your veterinary surgeon. This flush can be used to help remove wax, debris and excess moisture from the ear canal, while supporting the natural defences of the skin inside your cat’s ears.
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats is typically used alongside other treatments prescribed by a vet when bacterial overgrowth is present, or as a regular cleanser for cats prone to recurrent ear issues. It is easy to apply and is suitable for routine ear care when used as directed.
How TrizCHLOR Flush Works
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats contains a combination of ingredients that work together to support ear health. The solution is based on a tris-EDTA buffer s...
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats is a gentle, multi-functional ear cleansing solution designed to help maintain clean, comfortable and healthy feline ears. It combines effective ear cleaning with antibacterial activity, making it suitable as part of a management plan recommended by your veterinary surgeon. This flush can be used to help remove wax, debris and excess moisture from the ear canal, while supporting the natural defences of the skin inside your cat’s ears.
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats is typically used alongside other treatments prescribed by a vet when bacterial overgrowth is present, or as a regular cleanser for cats prone to recurrent ear issues. It is easy to apply and is suitable for routine ear care when used as directed.
How TrizCHLOR Flush Works
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats contains a combination of ingredients that work together to support ear health. The solution is based on a tris-EDTA buffer system, which helps to alter the environment within the ear canal. By changing the pH and disrupting bacterial cell walls, this system can enhance the effectiveness of other antibacterial agents and support control of bacterial overgrowth.
The product also contains chlorhexidine, a widely used antiseptic. Chlorhexidine helps to reduce bacterial numbers on the skin surface inside the ear canal. Its activity supports the management of infections where bacteria are involved, as directed by your vet. The combination of tris-EDTA and chlorhexidine provides a dual approach: the buffer system helps weaken bacteria, while the antiseptic component helps reduce them.
As a flush, the liquid formulation allows physical removal of wax, debris and residual discharge. When gently massaged into the base of the ear, the solution helps to loosen and lift material from the ear canal. This allows the debris to be wiped away from the outer ear, leaving the ear cleaner and more comfortable for your cat.
The formulation is designed to be non-stinging and suitable for use in the sensitive environment of the feline ear when used according to veterinary guidance. It supports both the mechanical cleaning of the ear canal and the management of bacterial contamination.
Why Ear Cleaning Matters for Cats
Healthy cat ears are usually clean, with minimal wax and no noticeable odour. However, some cats are more prone to ear problems than others. Narrow ear canals, allergies, excessive wax production, or underlying skin conditions can all contribute to ear issues. When wax, debris and moisture build up, they can create an environment where bacteria and yeast are more likely to thrive.
Regular ear care, when advised by your vet, helps to break this cycle. By keeping the ear canals clean and free of excessive debris, you can support the effectiveness of prescribed treatments and help reduce the risk of recurrent problems. Ear flushing solutions such as TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats are often used as part of a broader treatment plan that may include topical ear drops or other medications.
Signs that may indicate ear problems in cats include head shaking, scratching at the ears, redness, a strong or unpleasant odour, discharge, or sensitivity when the ears are touched. If you notice any of these signs, it is important to seek veterinary advice before starting or changing an ear cleaning routine. Some ear conditions, such as ear mites or a ruptured eardrum, require specific treatments and careful handling.
Using TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats as Part of Ear Care
TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats is normally used as directed by a veterinary surgeon, who will advise on the frequency and duration of use according to your cat’s individual needs. In many cases, the flush is applied before medicated ear drops, helping to clear away wax and debris so that treatment can reach the ear canal more effectively.
A typical cleaning routine involves gently lifting the ear flap, carefully filling the ear canal with the solution, and then massaging the base of the ear for a short period to help loosen material. Your vet or veterinary nurse can demonstrate the correct technique and advise you on how much solution to use. After massaging, your cat may shake its head to expel the loosened debris and excess fluid. Any remaining material around the outer ear can be gently wiped away with cotton wool or a soft pad. Cotton buds should not be inserted into the ear canal, as they can push debris further in and may damage delicate structures.
For some cats, regular use of an ear flush as part of a maintenance regime can help reduce the frequency of flare-ups. For others, ear cleansing is used intensively during a course of treatment. Your vet will tailor the plan to your cat’s condition, age and overall health.
It is important to use TrizCHLOR Flush for Cats only on the advice of a veterinary professional, especially if your cat has a history of ear problems. The vet may examine your cat’s ears with an otoscope to check the condition of the ear canal and eardrum before recommending an ear flush.
If your cat shows signs of pain, increased redness, swelling, or a worsening of symptoms after ear cleaning, you should stop using the product and contact your vet promptly. Ear cleaning should always be a calm, controlled process to minimise stress for your cat. Using gentle handling, a quiet environment and positive reinforcement can help make ear care a more manageable part of your cat’s routine.
