Ox-E Drops

The name comes from their unique focus on Oxygen and Electrons ("Ox-E"). This stabilized oxygen formula creates an environment that supports cellular health, clears toxins, and makes it harder for harmful microbes to thrive.

In short, Ox-E Drops deliver oxygen-driven antioxidant protection in every drop — helping pets stay balanced inside and out.

It comes down to some simple chemistry. Ox-E is a stabilized solution of 5% sodium chlorite in reverse-osmosis water. At the stomach's natural pH, the chlorite briefly converts to chlorine dioxide (not free chlorine), then back to chlorite ions, which the body absorbs and clears through the kidneys.

Along the way, immune cells called leukocytes use that chlorite as a substrate to boost peroxidase enzymes, part of how the immune system oxidizes and clears foreign material. In plain terms, Ox-E gives your pet's own defenses a little more to work with, rather than adding something the body has to fight.

Ox-E Drops is the concentrate. Use it internally (a few drops in food or water, twice daily) or mix your own 2% solution (1 tsp + 8 oz water) for topical use.

Ox-E Mineral Mist is the pre-diluted topical sibling — Ox-E already mixed to the right strength, with zinc, copper, and colloidal silver added. Use it the same way you'd use a homemade 2% mix, just without measuring or storing it yourself.

Many families keep both: the Drops on the counter for daily internal use, the Mist in the bathroom for on-the-spot topical care.

For internal use, give 1 drop of Ox-E per 20 lb of body weight, twice daily, with a 2-drop minimum for small pets. Dilute with a teaspoon of water and add to food, or give orally with a syringe along the teeth-line to prevent choking. You can also add the same count to your pet's water dish at refill — especially when traveling.

For topical use, mix 1 teaspoon Ox-E + 8 oz purified water in a clean spray bottle to make a 2% solution. Apply 3–4× daily to skin, ears, or eyes as needed. Always dilute — at pH 13, the concentrate may stain fabric and irritate skin if used straight.

For extra immune support, you can move internal use to 3× daily. Because Ox-E is concentrated, a little goes a long way.

Yes, and it's one of the most popular ways to use it. Add the same per-weight drop count to the water dish at refill time. Many families do this every day as part of their routine, and some like that it gives city or fluoridated tap water a cleaner starting point.

If your pet is a hesitant drinker, add the drops to food instead so you know the full dose went in. Keep the amount consistent day to day rather than doubling up.

Yes — that's the on-the-spot relief use case. Always dilute first: 1 teaspoon Ox-E + 8 oz purified water = a 2% solution. Apply 3–4× daily with a cotton ball, clean cloth, or fine-mist spray; don't flood the ear canal.

Important safety note: Ox-E concentrate is naturally alkaline at pH 13 and can stain fabric or irritate skin if used straight. Always dilute before any topical use, and if undiluted concentrate touches skin, rinse thoroughly with water.

For chronic or severe cases — long-standing hot spots, persistent ear gunk, eye conditions that won't clear — book a consult before starting a new topical routine.

Absolutely. Because Ox-E is dosed in drops and a little goes a long way, one bottle comfortably covers a multi-pet household. Dose each pet by weight — 1 drop per 20 lb, twice daily, with a 2-drop minimum for little ones.

For a shared water bowl, add up the counts for the pets who drink from it. Plenty of longtime customers run their whole pack on a single 2 oz or 8 oz bottle.

Yes. The label includes a bird dose: 1 drop in the bird's water dish daily. For dogs, cats, and other companion animals, follow the standard per-weight count, 1 drop per 20 lb twice daily with a 2-drop minimum, and dilute for any topical use.

Horses and ponies are dosed by weight too; the dose tool above switches to a horses and ponies mode. For an exotic or a very small animal, book a consult and we'll help you size it.

Because Ox-E is dosed in drops (twice daily) and a 2 oz bottle holds roughly 1,200 drops, even large dogs get many months from a single bottle:

Cat & small dog (under 20 lb): ~10 months per bottle.
Medium dog (20–60 lb): ~7–10 months per bottle.
Large dog (60–90 lb): ~6–8 months per bottle.
Extra-large + giant (100+ lb): ~4 months per bottle.

Fun fact: the 8 oz refiller holds about 5,400 drops, the same formula in a bigger, better-value bottle. Most one-pet households keep the refiller in the cupboard and top up the 2 oz dispensing bottle every few months.

No refrigeration needed. Store the concentrate at room temperature, out of direct sunlight, with the cap closed. It has a long shelf life, which is part of why a single bottle lasts most pets many months.

If you mix a diluted topical solution, make it in small batches with purified water and use it within a couple of weeks.

Absolutely — Ox-E is the cleanliness layer that plays well with everything. Long-time families pair it with Black Leaf (the original Immune Boost Bundle), Tracite Minerals (cellular renewal), Bac-Pak Plus (gut balance), and the Antioxidant Treats daily regimen.

For topical needs without the mixing step, Ox-E Mineral Mist is the pre-diluted Ox-E sibling — fortified with zinc, copper, and colloidal silver. Many families keep both: the Drops for internal use, the Mist for the topical playbook.

Our free 30-minute consult is built for exactly this kind of "what should I layer?" question.

No — always dilute Ox-E Drops before use. This is the full-strength concentrate, naturally alkaline at pH 13. Used straight, it can irritate or burn skin, eyes, and ears, and it may stain fabric.

Internal use: add the per-weight drop count to food or water (don't give the concentrate directly by mouth). Topical use: mix a 2% solution first — 1 teaspoon Ox-E to 8 oz purified water — then apply. If undiluted concentrate ever touches skin or eyes, flush thoroughly with water; if it is ever swallowed in concentrated form, give your pet 8 to 16 oz of water.

The upside of that strength: a few drops go a long way, so one diluted bottle lasts most pets many months. Prefer to skip the mixing step for topical care? Ox-E Mineral Mist is the pre-diluted, ready-to-spray sibling.

Yes — Ox-E Drops are safe for dogs and cats of all ages and sizes when used as directed. Because they're highly concentrated, always dilute as directed for topical use and follow the per-weight count for internal use. Just a few drops go a long way.

If your pet has a chronic condition or is on medication, please book a consult first.

Yes. Ox-E Drops are safe for dogs and cats of all ages and sizes when used as directed, and customers have long used them with horses, birds, and other companion animals too.

The rule is the same for every species: dilute for topical use, and follow the per-weight count internally. If an animal has a chronic condition or is on medication, check with your veterinarian or book a consult first.

It varies by pet and by what you're working on. For everyday skin and itch, many owners report a change within the first week or two, and some notice a little more pep within days.

pH balance and immune support build gradually, over weeks rather than overnight, which is why we built in a long 120-day window on purpose. If you're not sure how to read your pet's progress, book a free consult and we'll help you track it.

Auto-ship sends your order on a schedule you choose. You save 10% on every order, always — stacked on top of any quantity discount. Because a single 2 oz bottle lasts most pets 6–12+ months, the cadence options run long — every 6, 9, or 12 months is typical. Pause, change, or cancel anytime from your account.

Ox-E Drops is covered by our 120 Day Worry-Free Guarantee. Try it with your pet for up to four months — if it isn't the right fit, return the unused portion for a full refund. No questions asked, no return-shipping hoops.

That window is intentionally long: pH balance and immune support build over weeks, not days, and we'd rather you have time to see the effect than rush to a verdict. If you're not sure how to evaluate progress, book a consult and we'll help you read what's changing.