Ear Mite Treatment For Dogs and Cats Over 12 Weeks, Kills Ear Mites On Contact, Relief For Dogs and Cats Suffering From Ear Mites, Soothing Aloe and Lanolin Formula .5 Fl Oz

My dog started tilting her head and her ears would flop down.. poor baby looked like yoda!! I knew it was mites! Bathed her, and used this stuff! After one application, she was much better. After 2 days of applications, her ears no longer were bothering her! Absolutely recommend this product.. just be careful not to get this near their eyes/nose/ mouth..

Excellent product and delivery time.

This seems to work for the most part, however, keeping a 90 pound Mountain Cur Pitbull Mix still enough to get the drops in his ear is a bit rough. Just a suggestion, putting some kind of funnel on the top of the applicator that catches the number of drops in it then you can release it once its in the ear canal would be extremely helpful for squirly furbabies. The product does seem to work, I have used it twice now within a little over a two week period. They did come back after the first dose, mainly due to me not being able to get the right doses in his ears. Instead it created quite a mess which was a task in itself to clean up due to what the product is and the instructions on the label. Try to make sure you have gloves on, something to protect yourself from the ingredients. Wear old old clothing as well something you don't mind getting messy or stained. Wash immediately if it gets on your clothes. I will admit this is much better than the last item I bought, that product did nothing at all. There was a noticeable difference in his ears this go round. Hopefully soon this will be under control and he will feel better. Only time will tell.

Works great! It cleared up a pretty bad case of mites in my dogs ear.

This product was easy to apply (well, for squirting fluid in a cats ears that is) and broke up the gunk very effectively. The stuff that came out of her ears was WILD. I followed the instructions to the T. Put the recommended amount of drops in, massage the ear, and wiped away the excess with a very soft microfiber cloth. I did this daily for a week (2 weeks is recommended), but on the 7th day my cats ears became very pink/red and looked irritated. I stopped the treatment immediately.Honestly, I don’t know that the treatment is completely to blame. My cat could have sensitive skin, and daily abrasion would be hard on any cat.I was trying to save a trip to the vet but ended up going anyways. It may be worth giving a try, but just know it may not work for every cat.

This stuff works as stated. After 2 uses, I didn't hear my cats scratching or meowing. I feel it's doing it's job well.

I have tried several ear mite treatments for my cat and nothing tops it. I don’t remember it being this expensive though, I think the price might’ve gone up but nonetheless when I run out, I will have to buy some more great stuff.

This is totally useless. I put it in my dog's ears every day for a week, filled them up and rubbed it in. There was absolutely no improvement. I ordered some plain permethrin dip for cats and dogs and it worked right away. I put a spot, full strength on the inside of my arm and even hours later I never felt a thing. I read lot's of scary reviews, but I think they are fake. Then I used it on my cats just for good measure. None of them, indoor or outdoor, had the slightest adverse reaction. Excuse me, they all had an extreme adverse reaction which I paid for in blood. LoL