The pezz Ear Test is a rapid diagnostic test for detecting ear infections in dogs and cats. It provides a simple, reliable result to help identify common ear problems in companion animals.
Detects common ear infections in dogs and cats quickly
Easy-to-use test kit for home or veterinary application
2-test pack provides sufficient supply for initial screening
Suitable for both dogs and cats across all breeds
What sets the pezz Ear Test apart
Unlike general-purpose pet care products, the pezz Ear Test is a dedicated diagnostic tool designed specifically for ear health screening in dogs and cats. It delivers clear results without requiring laboratory equipment.
Ideal for...
Pet owners who want to monitor their dog or cat's ear health between veterinary visits. Also suitable for breeders, shelters, and multi-pet households where regular ear checks are part of routine care.
Application of the pezz Ear Test
Collect a sample from the affected ear using the provided swab
Apply the sample to the test device according to the enclosed instructions
Read the result within the specified time window
Consult a veterinarian if the test indicates an infection
pezz is a Swiss pet care brand offering diagnostic and hygiene products for dogs and cats. The brand focuses on accessible, easy-to-use tools for at-home pet health monitoring. All pezz products are designed for straightforward application without specialised equipment.
The pezz Ear Test is a diagnostic tool for detecting ear infections in dogs and cats. It provides a quick result to help identify common ear problems.
Yes, the pezz Ear Test is designed for use with both dogs and cats, regardless of breed or size.
The pack contains 2 ear test units, sufficient for an initial screening of both ears or for repeat testing.
A sample is collected from the affected ear using the provided swab, applied to the test device, and read within the specified time window according to the enclosed instructions.
No, the pezz Ear Test is a screening tool. If the result indicates an infection or abnormality, a consultation with a veterinarian is recommended for further diagnosis and treatment.
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