does this alo kill ear mites?
1777042
no it kills fleas and ticks. Ear mites require specific medication that is applied into the ear canal.
1777043
As far as I can see, it does not. It kills fleas, eggs and larvae, ticks at all life stages, and lice infestations. There is no mention of ear mites.
1777044
No it does not. You need to see a vet when you cat has ear mites. If they have them severe enough they can get an infection from them, which in turn can cause hearing loss. The vet can give you a medication and tell you how severe the mites are.
826920
This goes inside the ear for ear infection type symptoms. So if it is on the outside of the ear I believe there is a zymox CREAM for skin you can use.
333866
I have never tried it on dust mites, however, judging by the wide range of bacteria and germs that it does eradicate, I would assume so. Keep in mind that a degerminator cleans relatively small surface areas than have been contaminated with germs (work areas, children's toys, ear buds, lab supplies) you would need to get a UV light with a very large bulb to cover large areas-- or mites would simply move back into your degerminated area easily.
896109
Yes the bacteria attacks all mites.Remember to fluctuate every third application.
1877209
I use it for peach leaf curl. As for mites I would ask your local Ag school.
1037267
Has anyone used this for ear mites in dog's? A dark brown to black build up in ears. Thank you!
1668745
I don't think so! It says that it is for fleas and tricks only! Safe to apply on cats and dogs, but does not treat mites!
1823621
I'm not sure but it really did not work at all on my dog. If I were you I'd try ear mite medicine first. Walmart and Petsmart for sure sell an over the counter product that. Should work. Good luckz
369135
Have I applied it to dust mites then looked at their dead bodies thru magnification??? No! But knowing what I know about UV a, b, & c waves, I cannot imagine a dust mite could survive such punishment. If you have a dust mite problem, remember that only thru dedication to eradication will solve your problem. As good as this product is, don't expect a one time application to do the trick...those little buggers know how to hide.
135961
I have not had any situation with mites. I know Raid, etc works. This is an excellent product that immediately has killed roaches, etc that I have come into contact, if I could get a mite to sit still, I'd try it.
950060
It affects everyone.. animals as well as people - especially if you are sensitive. I had to put cotton wool in my ears before using it.
24678
It does kill spider mites. It produces small amount of Ozone to kill any bacteria and microscopic organism. It also eliminates any cooking smell and bathroom odor. Run only few minutes until you smell ozone in the air. Ozone smells like mild bleach. Don't leave it on and leave the house unless the house is very large. I normally fog the house with insecticide to kill spider and mites.
233469
This is an anti bacterial/anti fungal that clears up any other ear issues, I find. So far it has worked great for both of my dachshunds that have floppy ears and are prone to ear troubles.
1364359
This product does not even work on bed bugs. Will it kill dust mites? I do not know. Does it kill bedbugs no it does not. Hope this helps
1037268
Yes. it's great that he doesn't have any ear mites, but he could just be having allergies this time of year, and these ear drops are very soothing to the dog. I know my dogs are allergic to ragweed and have been shaking their heads too, so I just started them back on these drops. If there are no bugs present I would absolutely use this ear cleaner to soothe their ears.
2031513
I am not a vet, but I would think this would be a good cleaner to start. You would probably still need a presciption for an Ear mite parasiticide.My dog had a ear yeast infection that was cleared up with the EcoEars formulation.
2057709
I have been using it to combat ear infections. It takes a while to work, but it is working. A friend used it on a bite that her dog got (spider or something) that the dog was chewing on--she just slathered it on the irritated spot and it was gone overnight.