Customer Reviews

I have 3 cats and just rescued a 1 month old kitten. The kitten had ear mites which ked to my 3 getting them. I got this a week ago and so far so good. Obv cant use it on 12 weeks and under so the kitten hasnt had any but for my older cats it seems to work. Id buy it again and recommend it. :)

I purchased this because my inside cat was showing signs of earmites. We have feral cats outside so just thought to try this first. I followed the instructions for treatment and he is no longer spanking his head, pawing at his ears.

My cat was digging scratching and shaking her head, I assumed must be ear mites after just a few doses ear issues resolved and she was a happy cat again

Bella's ears aren't bugging her anymore and has calmed down so much now that her ears aren't irritating her any longer.

I have a feral rescue cat that I've had since he was 8 weeks old, and he has the worst case of ear mites I've ever seen. We've been to the vet several times, and he's had probably 3 professional cleanings in 18 months! We finally decided to give this a try. I will say, there is a significant difference in the amount of "dirt" in his ears, but it's still there, and keeps coming back! He also doesn't like the way it feels and his ears get really irritated after use (the irritation is temporary). I think the affective-ness depends on the cat, and I think our boy's ears may be too tricky for this product.

I used this product for a week and I have not seen any change to my cats ears.

it's oily, kitten will shake her head all the time.

2 drops of this in each my kittens made him very ill i am very un happy right now i had to give him a cool bath to lower his tempeture and wash out his ears to get him feeling better i am praying he gets much better in next few hours he finnaly stopped shaking and looking so bad just still doesnt want to eat or drink.

If you do any research on how to get rid of ear mites you will learn that olive oil, coconut oil, almond oil all help with getting rid of ear mites. The OIL suffocates the mites and thus kills them. So yes this product leaves an oil residue behind. If you follow directions and keep your cat on a flea med you won’t have reoccurring ear mites. Ear mites are caused from fleas. Do you’re research ppl.

I foster and rescue, and with a new recruit that came in, everybody got ear mites! Everything I do is out of pocket so I’m always looking for a product that’s affordable but good quality and this definitely was go to my standards! My beebs aren’t huge fans but I can’t see any cat liking a medication in their ears :P It definitely helps soothe their itchy ears too!