Flush for Dogs, Cats and Horses, 12 oz

I've been buying this for a year through my vet, who recommended it to clean my Sphynx cat's ears. There are other options, but this one helps with fungal issues as well.This stuff has been a huge part of keeping those reoccurring ear infections at bay. I use this every 1-2 days, soak a cotton ball with the liquid and squeeze it/work it into my cats ear canals. After massaging it in for about a minute, I let her shake the remainder out of her ears and clean it up with some cotton rounds. Takes about 5 minutes.This isn't the only product I use for ear care, but it is the one that I use the most. It smells good and it really flushes out all those loose bits of gunk. I recommend Cerumene once a week to soften up the deep gunk, a few hours after applying the Cerumene I flush with this stuff and everything comes out.After dealing with constant ear infections, the above routine has kept my cat's ears infection-free!

My oldest poodle has chronic ear issues and this has been the one consistent product that has helped her through each ear issue. It’s great quality - neutral smell - and is easy to use as I’m holding her and cleaning her ear.

Best ear cleaner for dogs. Must use as directed. Been using this for years. Keeps ears free of dirt and bacteria. Can't say enough about this ear cleaner! Keeps the vet bills away!

Wish I had known I could buy this here first before the a visit to the Vet. Same stuff the Vet will sell you. We use this on our Springer Spaniels who are prone to ear infections! It works so well in helping clean their ears and fight infections. I love that you can get a larger bottle for less here than at the Vet’s office. It’s been a money saver and sanity saver for our poor pups ears.

It's great. I use it on my pups, to clean out any wounds, on their itchy feet and it does provide relief until I can get them to the vet for their allergy shot. I use it on my one dog with a skin allergy; I clean the wound first, and peel off as much of the dead skin as I can without hurting him, then I put it on... It completely kills that stuff, until the next time he has a breakout, but// the breakout won't be on the area of the treated spot again. I just wish it came in bigger sizes ! Cutting the price down a bit would help too.

One of our cats has had a lifelong struggle with ear wax buildup due to potential allergies and definite nasal polyps. He's got so many polyps in one ear, that the crud really builds up, to the point that (if we don't clean his ears every day) he will scratch his ear completely bloody with his rear nails, trying to clean it out (obviously nails/claws are not the proper tool to clean a cat's ears).This Dechra brand ear cleanser is the same stuff our vet recommended, and we bought it from him the first time. This is about 1/4 the price we originally paid, and it's worth at least twice that, due to the relief it gives our cat. No cat likes having liquid poured in their ear, but it's clear that with this cleanser it's just annoying, it's not stinging, hurting, or irritating. That's important.The proper technique is to hold the cat's scruff and ear tip with one hand, while dribbling this into the ear, and then (gently!) massaging at the base of the ear canal for 10-20 seconds until you start to see dirt swirling in the fluid. Then let the cat shake (away from you, hopefully!). Then get ready to clean the wall with a paper towel, and gently dab any wetness from the earYou can follow it with any medicated drops your vet may have prescribed (ours did). This ear wash/cleanser is gentle, effective, and does not bother the cat. Highly, highly recommend.

Helped to clear up infected ear

Use prophylactically after dogs swim for long periods of time toward the end of summer. The first sign of shaking their head and they get a cleaning. Has saved us multiple times on having to visit the vet. Works extremely well. Mild smell! Highly recommend!