Zymox Ear Cleanser With Bio-Active Enzymes, 4 oz.

I’ve been using Zymox Ear Cleanser With Bio-Active Enzymes for my dog, and it’s been a game-changer for his ear hygiene. This cleanser is so easy to use and very effective at keeping his ears clean and free from debris and wax buildup. I love that it contains bio-active enzymes, which help maintain a healthy balance in the ear without harsh chemicals.It’s super gentle, so my dog doesn’t seem to mind when I use it, and it doesn’t irritate his ears like other products have in the past. It’s great for routine cleaning, and I’ve noticed that it helps prevent any bad smells or signs of discomfort between vet visits.If your pet is prone to ear issues, this is a must-have for keeping their ears clean and healthy. I highly recommend Zymox for its quality ingredients and effectiveness!

This stuff works great and I used this to clean my poor cat's ears and also bought Ivermectin on Amazon.You might not need to buy Ivermectin too. I bought both this ear cleaner and ivermectin, and this ear cleaner seemed to do a great job on it's own. So, if you have cat's ear mites, try this first because it's not crazy strong and just a good ear cleaner.My cat had a bad ear mite problem so I bought both Ivermectin and this ear cleaner worked within one day at killing and cleaning out most of her ears that were filled with brown, waxy ear mite debris and gunk.Be really careful when using Ivermection*** (separate product)***I used about three drops of ivermectin mixed with jojoba oil and dropped in in my kitty's ears to kill her ear mites. The mites also will crawl on cat's faces and on the chin and look like coffee grinds (that's mite poop, nice, I know) and so run with a cotton ball a little of the jojoba oil/Ivermectin mix on their chin too if you see dirty, coffee grind looking stuff on their chin.This caused a huge flare up in the mites that were living under her chin skin, but it seems to be killing them all and I use a warm wash cloth to loosen the nasty, bloody crust that came up and revealed pink skin underneath her chin. The Zymox cortisone seems to help soothe the pink, new skin too and is like a silicone texture that doesn't sting.BE REALLY CAREFUL WHEN USING THE IVERMECTIN IF YOU BUY IT FOR EAR MITES AND READ ALL THE REVIEWS SO YOU DON'T USE TOO MUCH AND POISONS/KILL YOUR CAT. THAT IS FOR A SEPARATE PRODUCT** IVERMECTIN***BUT THIS EAR CLEANER IS NATURAL AND PEOPLE BUY IT TO HELP KILL CAT EAR MITES. IT SEEMS TO WORK WELL KILLING EAR MITES AND GETTING RID OF A BAD EAR MITE PROBLEM, YOU MIGHT NOT NEED IVERMECTIN IF YOU BUY THIS SOLUTION FIRST AND TRY ITMy cat's had them off and on for 10 years and they are a hassle to get rid of. My cat goes in and outside so she picked it up from outside cats.

I bought this stuff bc my cat gets ear infections and Everytime she starts scratching at her ears I worry so I try and clean her ears out regularly. This stuff is great bc it's not "medication" but it really works. It's a bunch of enzymes that help break down the junk that builds up in their ears and helps soothe the skin. Just one day and my cat will stop itching her ears after this stuff. Fair warning though, if it gets on your skin or your cat's fur, it feels very greasy and leaves a residue. My cat hates ear drops and always fights me and it ends up all over her head and I can feel it in her fur for days no matter how much I try and wipe her fur down

its decent. found a better alternative.

Having a five month-old pup, we got used to the little puppy scratches that he does - no fleas or hotspots but it's pretty commonly accepted that puppies scratch more than adults. It was because of this that it took a few days of our pup shaking his head periodically for me to realize that his ears were actually bothering him. Taking some lukewarm water and some cotton wool I cleaned out the outer ears as best I could, and found all sorts of ear wax and what looked like mud in the outer ear. Taking a flashlight I took a deeper look in his ear, and saw a ton of buildup. Then I remembered him digging in the dirt at the dog park.Knowing that water wasn't going to cut it, and not wanting to use our emergency vet fund on something this simple early on, I jumped on Amazon and came across Zymox. The reviews were very promising, but with no experience with this product it was a gamble whether it would work or not. With overnight shipping I had it the next day, and was ready to use it.TIPS/DIRECTIONS:1) Make sure your pup has had plenty of exercise and is tired out. This is easier to use while he's laying down.2) Put your dog on his side, affected ear facing up3) Thoroughly wash out with Zymox without squirting hard into the ear canal. This could damage the drum.4) Turn your pup on to his other side (affected ear facing down) and massage the ear from the base, allowing the cleanser to come out onto a paper towel5) Be grossed out at all that comes up.6) Use cotton wool or a SOFT paper towel and with outwards strokes bring as much wax/debris out as possible7) Repeat immediately if necessary, then once a week for overall ear healthA LOT of dirt came out of his ear - the poor thing we had no idea that it was that blocked up!! A quick inspection with the flashlight again showed that it was almost completely clear of debris - and we are allowing a few days for the enzymes to work on overall health. He hasn't shaken his head since, and I almost think he can hear better!He's a good pup, and we're glad he's more comfortable. I would read through all of the reviews for this product - not only does it clean your dog's ears but it kills bacteria and clears up ear infections to boot! We'll be keeping a bottle on hand for any future use, and HIGHLY recommend giving it a try!!

Works great. I only use this product for my Lab.