Ear Mite Treatment for Dogs & Cats: Safe & Effective Dermatology Care

jomurgel: This is the only real option for treating ear mites. 1 treatment every 14 days for a month, done. Every other option is multiple
times per day.

United States on Nov 19, 2023

Wolfsgirl: I used this one my Giant Flemish rabbit and man it worked great. Her ears were loaded and the vets wanted me to pay $250. just to look at her and when I looked it up and I found out she has ear mites I found this and I did as it said I had to use I twice but now she is feeling like her good old self and I have my happy funny loving pet bunny back. I would and I am going to buy again when I am out. Its a medication you can trust. And my bunny didn't get any side affects and that is why its a must get.

United States on Apr 11, 2018

book lover: My cat had ear mites, and after trying mineral oil for awhile and not getting rid of them I thought I'd try something stronger. My cat's 11 lbs so 10 drops seemed like a lot. I did 3 in each ear, and after 2 treatments they were gone. She did have an infection from the mites though, so I think this was painful for her. But it's easy to administer, and only took 2 treatments to work so I'd say this is worth it. This didn't make her ears red like I've read happens with other products.

United States on Aug 16, 2017

K.P: Fast shipping. Very well packaged. Has a very strong insecticide smell. I was a little concerned about it because it was so strong smelling but after checking the on line vet info it is one that they use. I've used it in his ears taking care not to get it on his skin. He seems to be mite free now. Time will tell.

United States on Jul 27, 2016

CCW: The directions say to use twice a week. When I did that there was no improvement. After a month I finally decided to use it daily. Once I did that the ear items were gone in two weeks.

I believe this is the same product as I've had prescribed by vets, but without the expense of a vet visit - but be sure you know that it is ear mites and not another issue before using. (I've dealt with ear mites a few times before, so I know what it looks like.)

I also recommend buying a regular ear cleaner and cleaning the dog's ears before each treatment. After each treatment, they will shake their heads and more of the black gunk will come out - gently swab out with a cotton swab (q-tip). Also, be sure to wash all bedding (animal and human) and keep dog bedding away until ear mites are completely gone.

I've been told that regularly swabbing their ears with peroxide will help keep the ears dry and the ear it's away - they are attracted to the moisture that collects, especially in ears that flop over (vs straight up). NEVER use rubbing alcohol in dog ears! It is far to harsh and can damage the skin and cause sores and great pain.

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United States on May 30, 2016