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Compared to the price at Petco or Petsmart, this is a good value. There is ample wash and solution to treat several (at least a couple dozen) times. That being said, make sure you have a mite issue before using this. I would purchase this along with Zymox Otic and use that for a few days first if you are unsure it is mites. The Zymox will handle almost anything other than mites, so if the problem persists after a few days of Zymox, break into this stuff. Always wash the ear with the cleaner first pat dry and apply the miteicide. It is quite possible to administer every other day as opposed to everyday. Treat the first 2 days in a row, then 2 or 3 additional treatments skipping a day in between. Treat both ears, even if the problem seems to be present in only one. Also, it is usually best to treat all susceptible animals in the home regardless if they show symptoms if you are sure that 1 of your critters has mites.
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I used this product as per directions on a perfectly healthy 8 yr. cat. He jumped down, shook his head violently, then ran and hid in a closet for 10 hours. My wife found him and placed him on our bed. He would not move. He wouldn't eat or drink. He stayed on the bed and didn't move an inch for 5 hours. I picked him up, placed him on the floor and he tried to walk away. He kept falling down. I immediately took him to the vet. He has pyrethrin poisoning. Treatment so far is over $100.00 (1st visit) and I have to take him back in 1 week for liver function tests to see if this poison caused any permanent damage if, of course,he's still alive. This was a house-only cat who hasn't had a sick day in his life, UNTIL NOW! He was POISONED and could still die from this over-the-counter product.
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When I noticed one of the strays had huge sores behind his ears, I took him to the vet. Turns out, the sores were indirectly caused by ear mites -the darn things itched so much, that the cat had scratched his skin raw. I got slapped with a $100 bill for the treatment.
When I noticed the cat scratching his ears again, I was very pleased to find a much more cost effective method for ear mite control. The day after applying the solution, the cat stopped itching his ears.
However, be warned that application is not the easiest thing when it comes to cats. They resist the smell and they certainly don't like having liquid forced in their ears.
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My cat was a stray and had ear mites. I tried just cleaning her ears but the next day they would be just as dirty again. The first time i used this i wraped my cat in a towel and sat in the bathtub to apply the drops in her ears. WARNING!!! Open a window first, this product has a very strong odor. Do not try to apply drops by just using the bottle!!!! Big mistake i made the first time, our cat freaked out and some got into her eye. Use a cotton ball or cotton pad. Apply 3-5 drops to the cotton pad or ball then place it into your pets ear rubbing and squeezing gently for a minute or so then repeat. Then the same with the other ear. afterwards take a tissue or dry cotton pad and gently clean out the black gunk. Do not use a Q-tip! Applying this product this way will not make a mess or freak our pet out. Within a few days my cat isn't scatching her ears and they are now clear of the mites.
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I just want to say that I googled a natural home remedy and found diluted vinegar to be one of them. My dog was in so much pain he could not stop shaking his leg. I love my animals and I did not want to use harsh chemicals but guess what, the product did not cause them any harm. It works good and is not so bad. Just read the instructions and have a helper handy. It is also very inexpensive. It's under $10 and if you are like me with a dog and a cat it treats both so you save again. You should check the reviews on other sites as well if you are considering this product. The product does smell but seriously, would you rather have your pet scratch his ears off?
