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Ear hair removal

Straight or curved Kocher tweezers and a trimming stone remove ear hair gently at home, for the breeds that need it.

Dog · Ear hair removal

Straight or curved Kocher tweezers and a trimming stone remove ear hair gently at home, for the breeds that need it.

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Dog ear hair removal: a targeted grooming step

Straight and curved Kocher tweezers and a trimming stone make up this small HPP range, designed for breeds whose ear canal stays covered in hair, such as some poodles and terriers.

Why remove ear hair on some dogs?

For breeds with dense hair growing inside the ear canal, removing the excess helps the ear stay better ventilated; this is a step to learn gradually, and it should never hurt the dog. It fits well into a regular, ongoing grooming routine.

How to do it without hurting your dog

Remove just a few hairs at a time with the tweezers, holding firmly but never pulling sharply, and stop at once if your dog shows discomfort. If in doubt, this step can also be left to a groomer or your vet, who can show you the right technique.

Why buy at Animorix

Pair this step with our paw and nail care range, and find the same selection for your cat in cat ear hair removal, with free delivery from €99 and secure payment.

Frequently asked questions

Do all dogs need ear hair removal?
No, this mainly applies to breeds whose ear canal is naturally covered in hair; ask a groomer or your vet if you're unsure.
How do I remove ear hair without hurting my dog?
Remove a few hairs at a time with the tweezers, holding firmly without a sharp pull, and stop if your dog shows discomfort.
How often should ear hair be removed?
It depends on the breed and how fast the hair grows back; regular checks let you act before it gets too dense.
Can a professional do this instead?
Yes, a groomer or your vet can carry out this step if you're not comfortable doing it yourself.