Ear & Eye Care

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A balanced microbiome (the community of microorganisms found on any surface, including skin) supports better hygiene, immunity and well-being. It’s the hidden secret to a healthier lifestyle – for you and your pets.

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Are the LUCAA products suitable for me, as a cat? Yes! All the products are suitable for cats as well as dogs and other pets.
 
I don’t like sprays as they make me jump. How can I use the Dental, Eye & Ear Care? Spray the probiotics onto a clean cloth, lint-free cotton pad or gauze wrapped around a finger. Gently apply to the teeth and gums, around the eyes or inside your ear. A toothbrush or pipette can be used for the Dental Care if preferred.
 
Which products would stop my skin feeling so itchy and scratchy? The first step is to work out what is causing the itch in the first place. (Check it isn’t fleas!) Is there something in the environment that the cat is reacting to? Cats can be very sensitive to cleaning chemicals and can cause a reaction if they get onto skin and paws.

Offering Pet safe cleaning products, especially floor cleaner reduces the cats chemical exposure.

The best product to reduce itching

Dogs need their ears cleaned to ensure good ear hygiene. Read this blog for some tips on what you can do.

All dogs need their ears cleaned regularly to ensure good ear hygiene. If your dog’s ears are neglected, this can lead to a painful inner ear infection and an unhappy pooch.

In fact, ear cleaning is even more important if you have a dog with furry or long and droopy ears where airflow is restricted. This can trap debris and moisture creating a breeding ground for bacteria.

Floppy-eared breeds like Cocker Spaniels, Basset Hounds and Golden Retrievers, and furry-eared breeds like Miniature Schnauzers and Bishon Frises are more prone to ear infections.