Is it okay if I spray this inside of ear? That is the spot he always tries to scratch.
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I'd spray it on a cotton swab first, so it doesn't run down into the ear canal.
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I wouldn't use it inside the ear. I think there are creams or drops for that. It says for topical use only on the bottle.
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Should be ok I have sprayed it everywhere myself (not in mouth or eyes of course) but I have found that ear scratching is most of the time caused from mites or something else in the ears that requires drops and/or a vet.
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No, do not put it in the ear. It's probably a different problem. You should try Pet King Brand Zymox Otic Enzymatic Solution for Pet Ears, 4 Ounces
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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
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yes you sure can, if you spray it on your palm and rub it in it will keep pet from running away from the sound. Atleast that is what happened with mine. This stuff is great, my cat was allergic to all other dips sprays and the drops , but this worked great no problems. This is not toxic. Safe to spray on furniture and bedding.
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This is not for mites. For fungus in the enter ear look up ear mites. You need something to kill them.like SENTRY® Hot Spot Skin Remedy. good luck
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My dog is a huge fan-- so much so that it can be annoying. Even when the plastic brush is licked cleaner than a good surgical scrub ,I have to remove it to "high ground" or he would chew it into oblivion. My complaint is the expense-- my fixed income does mean he can't have everything he wants. My Westie would lick it if brushed with cheese spread, peanut butter, grated apple, or bacon grease,but the enzymes would be missing. I'll bet some fear may be part of the aversion .Try placing it around varied places your dog spends time so that it can sniff it out on her/his own schedule. My guy will play catch with it. G.M. My dog is a huge fan-- so much so that it can be annoying. Even when the plastic brush is licked cleaner than a good surgical scrub ,I have to remove it to "high ground" or he would chew it into oblivion. My complaint is the expense-- my fixed income does mean he can't have everything he wants. My Westie would lick it if brushed with cheese spread, peanut butter, grated apple, or bacon grease,but the enzymes would be missing. I'll bet some fear may be part of the aversion .Try placing it around varied places your dog spends time so that it can sniff it out on her/his own schedule.... » Read More My dog is a huge fan-- so much so that it can be annoying. Even when the plastic brush is licked cleaner than a good surgical scrub ,I have to remove it to "high ground" or he would chew it into oblivion. My complaint is the expense-- my fixed income does mean he can't have everything he wants. My Westie would lick it if brushed with cheese spread, peanut butter, grated apple, or bacon grease,but the enzymes would be missing. I'll bet some fear may be part of the aversion .Try placing it around varied places your dog spends time so that it can sniff it out on her/his own schedule. My guy will play catch with it. G.M. « Show Less
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We have had no problems with scratching. My dog (an old Golden) is quite skittish, so he's not quite sure about it & he's kind of rough going up & down & no scratches. So rest assured.
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This is medication intended to clear up ear infections. The instructions state not to clean ears while using this product or the enzymatic action will not work. Ask your veterinarian to recommend the mildest canine ear cleaner to use for a dog that does not have ear problems. There are also good ear cleaning solutions here on Amazon as well as online stores like 1800petmeds.
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I would think your Vet should be able to tell if your dog has ear mites. The dog would probably be scratching its ears if there were ear mites present. This is a very good ear cleaner and it has helped my dog's ears. It is pricey, but worth it, if it helps.
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You put it on the bottom of your feet right from the bottle and on the lobes of your ears and it should help! It helps my husband and it helped me and our very feisty dog! Hope this helps you because it is costly...
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I just spray it.But that piece of gauze it's Avery good idea.I will also try this for Toby.
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hi judyi just placed warm water and a little peroxide in the bottle. after that you insert the plastic tip in your ear. you really cannot put it in too far because of the design of the tip. i then leaned over my sink and just kept spraying the water into my ear. the force of the water loosens up the wax and then it runs into the sink. i then did the same thing with the other ear. it's definitely a little messy but it works. i now do it monthly for maintenance. good luck:)
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This product brought long waited for relief for my cocker spaniel...however, the problem did return. I used it again and it cleared up quickly again. At the very least, it surely is the only stuff that thoroughly cleaned that awful smelly gunk from under the flap of his ears. Perhaps you should try using a little on your dog's ears at first to see if there is an improvement--maybe some dogs respond differently--I only know it worked for our dog. Good luck!
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I think that wiping after use would be a better idea. IPA in the ear canal does not sound like a good idea.
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Oh ny, I guess that depends upon our audio ability. The zapping can be quite loud from our point of view and our hearing is not quite as great as it once was. My suggestion would be to temporarily put it at different distances and that would be the surest way for you to know. The only fly in the ointment (bad pun) is that getting it too far from your actitivies might defeat the purpose of having it in the first place. I do agre with others who have answered that hearing the zapping lets us know it is working, a plus in our book.
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I have never used All Animal spray, but this is the best cat wound medication I have ever used. It doesn't sting when applied and it's fine if the cats lick it. One of my cats has pink ears which tend to sunburn and then she scratches. She actually enjoys Vetericyn because it seems to soothe the itching, cool the burning and heal anything her scratching might have done.
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NO! Take him to the vet right away. Anything coming out of the ear is bad. I have found this product works best when the yeast infection first starts when it is a little flaky, itchy and red with NO gunk coming out of the ear. Sounds like an infection but I'm not a vet but have had my share of dog ear infections and/or yeast infections.
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That happened to me until I went on underwater'a website and read to rub Vaseline around the earbud, then insert in ear. It made a world of difference. If that doesn't work, you may need a larger size bud.
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Sometimes even just a small amount of earwax can get in an block the speaker hole. I haven't figured out the best way to clean it out. Last time I dipped the silent earbud carefully into the highest concentration rubbing alcohol I could find, so that the hole that lets the sound out (after you've taken off the silicon tip) was immersed, but no further, so as not to let the liquid touch something electronic. It soaked overnight and I took it out to dry for a while, and the sound was back to normal. Though that worked for me, I don't recommend it unless you're willing to risk destroying the unit. Sometimes even just a small amount of earwax can get in an block the speaker hole. I haven't figured out the best way to clean it out. Last time I dipped the silent earbud carefully into the highest concentration rubbing alcohol I could find, so that the hole that lets the sound out (after you've taken off the silicon tip) was immersed, but no further, so as not to let the liquid touch something electronic. It soaked overnight and I took it out to dry for a while, and the sound was back to normal. Though that worked for me, I don't recommend it unless you're willing to risk destroying the... » Read More Sometimes even just a small amount of earwax can get in an block the speaker hole. I haven't figured out the best way to clean it out. Last time I dipped the silent earbud carefully into the highest concentration rubbing alcohol I could find, so that the hole that lets the sound out (after you've taken off the silicon tip) was immersed, but no further, so as not to let the liquid touch something electronic. It soaked overnight and I took it out to dry for a while, and the sound was back to normal. Though that worked for me, I don't recommend it unless you're willing to risk destroying the unit. « Show Less