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from Dallas on 2/25/2010
Dog is a 14 yr old Rot and has been having issues with earinfections. 2 treatments from the vet at 90 each didnt fix it. using the LoveMyPet Stinky Ear Oil after a good cleaning. Before using this product cleaned it with a water pic on very low every evening. I was reluctant to try but a co-worker has issues with his ear and the ear specialest cleaned up his ear like that now he keeps it up. And no more irratation.
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I have a golden retrievre who is 11 years old. She is always getting ear infections and I am always having to go to the vet to purchase antibiotics. A friend mentioned a natural rhemedy of vinegar and water which I am very regretful for tyring because she seems very uncomfortable and did not smell the best. I am younger so taking my pet is not always the most affordable, so I tried one more thing before going back to the vet. Ark Naturals, so far so good. She doesnt run away to the sight of my ear cleaning baggy and she doesnt smell terrible any more. Every day her ears are looking cleaner and cleaner and she is shaking her head less and less. I am very glad to have found this product.
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from Tustin, CA on 9/9/2009
I have a cocker spaniel that has continous ear problems. I was looking for something a little more natural other than the medicine I'd get at the Vets because it was continous and he would scratch anyways.
After a week of using this product, his inflammed ears looked so much better and he doesn't scratch as much as he used to. I was able to take him on a walk today without having to stop every 5 steps so he could scratch. The products smell is also pleasing. His ears are always really smelly but with this product, his ears have a sweet mint smell. I love this product and he seems so much comfortable.
Other medicines would make him run wild after I'd administrate them which led me to believe that they'd sting his ears but with this one, he just runs a little because he doesn't like it being poured into his ears but he doesn't have that "get it off" reaction he had with the other medicine.
I highly recommend it!
from NY on 6/1/2009
My dog had a reaccuring ear infection and after using this product only once on his ear the infection cleared up in a couple of days and has not come back. It was easy to use, no harsh smells and it did not irritate his ear.
from northeastern Louisiana on 1/9/2009
I've used this on dogs and cats. It cleared up both dogs' chronic ear problems and kept them from recurring. It's also great for any ear problems that crop up with the cats. It would probably prevent recurrences in the cats, too, but I confess that I avoid giving them ear drops unless I have to! This is a gentle, natural product with a nice cinnamon smell. No nasty chemicals. I'd use it on myself.
from Union City, CA on 6/24/2008
My cat Missee used to have stinky right ear. When I started using Ears All Right,both her ears do not stink anymore and she scratches her ears less. This is great.
from Erie, PA on 6/24/2008
Own 4 cats but have fostered several. Currently fostering mother cat and 5 kittens- all came with filthy ears (potentially mites). Takes about a week to 10 days, but their ears come out squeaky clean in the end after using 2x daily. I like to dosage 2x per cleaning- first a preliminary, then the soak so it gets deep. They shake their heads hard, and wax goes flying! I will swab with cotton ball and use a Qtip on the visible outer ear only.
Problems: it stings! My hands were dry and slightly cracking, this got on them when applying dosage and stung! The cats all cry and fight when applied to ears, and they have to be monitored to prevent scratching into their ears (for about 3 minutes) then they don't notice it anymore. My one cat (very irritated ears) will salivate a ton when this applied in ears and scream. This is worse then a bath for some of them!
ITS SO EFFECTIVE I STILL USE IT REGULARLY. Beats taking the sick fosters to the vet (unless needed!) as its very stressful on them and their immune systems are very weak.
Dogs (3 border collies) dont mind it as bad- but their ears never need it, they are very clean.
from Erie, PA on 6/8/2008
Own 4 cats but have fostered several. Currently fostering mother cat and 5 kittens- all came with filthy ears (potentially mites). Takes about a week to 10 days, but their ears come out squeaky clean in the end after using 2x daily. I like to dosage 2x per cleaning- first a preliminary, then the soak so it gets deep. They shake their heads hard, and wax goes flying! I will swab with cotton ball and use a Qtip on the visible outer ear only.
Problems: it stings! My hands were dry and slightly cracking, this got on them when applying dosage and stung! The cats all cry and fight when applied to ears, and they have to be monitored to prevent scratching into their ears (for about 3 minutes) then they don't notice it anymore. My one cat (very irritated ears) will salivate a ton when this applied in ears and scream. This is worse then a bath for some of them!
ITS SO EFFECTIVE I STILL USE IT REGULARLY. Beats taking the sick fosters to the vet (unless needed!) as its very stressful on them and their immune systems are very weak.
Dogs (3 border collies) dont mind it as bad- but their ears never need it, they are very clean.
from Emmett, MI on 1/6/2008
Easy to use and gentle on sensitive ears. My bassett hound appreciates the fact there is no alcohol which burns his ears. Alittle goes a long way.
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from New York on 10/28/2007
My cats came from adoption programs, and both had problems with ear infections. One cat had even had to get a ball of wax removed from his ear surgically. I started using Ears All Right regularly, and all their problems cleared up. I use a 3mL syringe (no needle, of course), loaded it with just enough Ears All Right so it didn't leak out (a little less than 0.5mL), and used one loaded syringe (what I call "squirter" now) for each ear. When they had active infections, I started with doing it to affected ears once per day, then slacked off the second week to once every other day, then the third week once per week. I still use it whenever I see them shaking their heads and scratching their ears, and it always makes them feel better.
I developed a nasty ear infection, and dared use it on myself (because the label says it's safe for humans too). And lo and behold, I didn't even need antibiotics! It cleared up in two weeks, and I used the same dosage as I did for my cats. This stuff is GREAT.
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from Nashville, TN on 8/30/2007
Our dog has recurring yeast infections in her ears and this product has been wonderful. We apply some directly into her ear canals once a week after a bath, and also apply some solution to cotton balls to wipe out the inside of her ears on a daily basis. It has proven to be the best preventative solution we have found.
from houstontx on 8/13/2007
I was looking for a good ear cleaner for my dog Toby. He is very allergic to things. He did ok with this product, but I would recommend it to others that dogs are not allergic to things. Good smell for average dogs without allergies.
from Huntsville, AL on 8/6/2007
My cat, Maggie, came to me from a local shelter, and had a very severe case of ear mite infestation. The initial infestation was cleared up, but she continues to have problems from time to time with ear infections, wax build-up, etc. I use Ears All Right when she is having an unusually bad time. It has a nice scent to my nose, but is very strong. I have also tried this on my ears, and it is super for me.
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from Laurel, Md on 8/3/2007
I always perfer the natural alternatives to prescription drugs. I want the best for my dogs.
from Santa Maria, CA on 7/14/2007
This is a good product for sensitive ears. It smells good, too.