Ear Mite Treatment

This stuff works! It completely cured my cats of their ear mites after only one dose. We had been struggling with them for more than a year and nothing else was working. This solution has a much higher concentration of the medication and it started working almost immediately. The cats also didn’t shake their heads or froth at the mouth like they have with other ear mite treatments we have tried too, so I would say it is much safer and comfortable for the cats. Buy this product!!!

This works amazing. I read a lot of reviews before making this purchase and I am very pleased. My cats ear was drooping and I knew exactly what was happening. My dog ended up getting them a few days later. I put these drops in both of their ears 2 times in a 4 day period, 2! And they were gone! No fighting for a week or two with miserable animals that do not want drops in their ears!

Have 3 cats. Treated them with a diff product that left them screaming when it came into contact with their ears…got this to try-first treatment I had to catch them all once first one was done as my other 2 knew what was up. No screaming cats. No foaming of the mouth. No problems so far. I don’t smell alcohol from this product the other one I did. This smells pretty good to me actually. They aren’t digging their ears out like crazy. And I’m hopeful it’ll resolve the issue of ear mites the kittens came to us with. All 3 are Maine Coons. It looks like some of the gunk in their ears is also coming out now which is awesome as they have black/dark red gunk between them tearing their ears up and the mites being present…no crying or pain sounds at application either they sorta relaxed after I did the first ear so that was good. Will update if it does get rid of these mites. Idk why people rate so low-the product doesn’t have the toxic for cats stuff in it-check the spelling of that it’s a close spelling but not the same thing! Smh. And any animal can have a negative reaction to medications you put in their bodies anyway. Cats tend to be hypersensitive.

I've been grooming animals, as a side business, for over 15 years. Many times cats are brought to me with ear mites, some cases are really BAD. I've tried different products over the years & while some were decent, none have come close to Bio-Groom Ear Mite Treatment. This stuff gives the best turnaround time I've ever seen; curing the problem with just a few days vs. weeks of treatments. **FYI: Your pet's ears probably itch, hurt & in some cases have peeling/flaking skin. ALL ear mite treatment is uncomfortable. So don't waste your money on products that won't work or have long treatment periods. Shorten your pets discomfort and go buy Bio-Groom Ear Mite Treatment, first. They won't like it, just like they don't like any of the other ear treatments, but this one WORKS! **As ALWAYS read the instructions before administering treatment.** Suggestion: When working with Bio-Groom Ear Mite Treatment wear eye protection. Cats & dogs are quick to shake their head & cause this medicine to go flying in the air. You don't want it in your eye!

First product wanted you to apply drops twice daily. Wasn't effective she'd shake that black yucky mite dirt everywhere. And twice daily was a fight. Next I ordered something that was once daily. A little bit better. But still taking a bit too long to rid the problem. Both were oils. And after about day 5 of the other stuff I'd had about enough. She was putting up a fight. I have an autoimmune disease and a toddler so my patience and tolerance is limited. Her ear was still really red with current treatment and I didn't see a huge improvement. I read reviews and ingredients as well as directions. OK this stuff was much stronger and you apply every 2 days. It has aloe. Let's try it. Larger bottle seemed like a great value. First thought 10 drops way too much for her ear canal after seeing the thickness. This stuff is viscous. I'm not sure if it going to get all the way down in the ear canal. Welp I went for it and she hated it. Worse then the other two products with her reaction. She acted Like I just dunked her In a tub of of water. I can only hypothesize that is because the gel is cool as it fills their ear canal, maybe throws off their equilibrium if cats are anything like humans and clogs their ears because she was walking with the her head tilted to the side after trying to shake out as much as she could. Fast forward 2 days. I checked her ears. First thing I immediately notice is no redness. The entire inner and outer ear was red previously on the other meds. So the aloe was indeed soothing. I used ear cleaner and a few Q tips, ear wash and immediately got a huge scab out and she shook her head and another came out. Ear canal completely visible. I treated her once more just be cautious. But I'd say they are gone. Just make sure when administering you pull the cats ear where the cutaneous marginal pouch is. That seemed to give me the best view of the canal. And for the guy who said his dog was deaf. Give the gel some time to dissipate his hearing will be back and the mites will be gone. Update The product did visibly decrease mite muck but they were still further down in canal, end result was me purchasing one dose medication from vet because the entire ordeal lasted too long.

After purchasing 3 other brands this one finally worked! Its the highest % of Pyrethrins that I could find on here! Unbeknownst to me my Himalayan had a severe ear mite infestation! She gets Frontline plus monthly and still got them! Here's the bad news you MUST be vigilant and use this at least every other day - she didn't like it ...I didn't like doing it but now she's mite free! Heres what worked for me - I would fill each ear canal full- let it set for a minute messaging at the base to loosen up debris - then using tissue clean ALL the fluid and gunk out. Then put two drops in and leave it in without removing with tissue. Basically I used this as an ear cleaner and treatment. Cleaned ears out first- then a few drops left in. I did this every other day for WEEKS! Also - the mites tried to move! I caught them trying to move behind the outside of her ear and on her chin! I just put the treatment on them where ever I saw them! Btw mites hate tea tree oil- however tea tree is toxic to cats! In the very beginning I did bath her with tea tree shampoo focusing on her ears and head - and making sure to rinse THOROUGHLY! That seemed to help give me a jump start killing these pesky buggers!! I did get bit by them as well! The hate tea tree but they really hate camphor! So I would put campho phenique on the spots they bit me and they'd be gone in a day! Note! If this liquid seems to hurt your cat you could have a secondary infection going on and antibiotics may be needed first. It really should not hurt your cat. Yes they won't "like" it - but if you have crying etc etc antibiotics may be needed. Talk to a vet- be vigilant!! You can beat them!! Each time you Clean/treat them you will see less and less but don't stop until you see none! Now I treat her twice a month as prevention. Also if you have other cats check them as well! When I started killing hers they did try to jump to another cat! Luckily I expected that and treated him right away when it happened! I really really hate ear mites!! Good luck!

Works good. Pretty thick and smell is not bad. Just a faint smell of alcohol.

My two cats have been suffering from ear mites for awhile now and haven't responded to other treatments so I went looking for something else and found this. The reviews were good, and I liked that the treatments were every other day and for a shorter length of time rather than twice a day for weeks upon weeks like other products. Let me cut to the chase: DO NOT use this product. The active ingredient is toxic to cats and is not recommended for use on them at all. After two treatments one of my cats was fine, but my other had a severe reaction. I don't know if it was a contact reaction or if he accidentally ingested some of it while grooming afterward but it was quick and terrifying. A few minutes after treatment I noticed he was grooming himself and paying special attention to one of his ears, and I got worried he'd ingested some. Within a few minutes after that he became listless and agitated, and he was repeatedly flicking that ear and I noticed he wobbled a bit when he walked. He also started squinting the eye on that side and looking like he was in pain. Had it also gotten into his eye from grooming? I don't know. But a few minutes later he'd disappeared and I grew concerned and went looking for him. I found him in the bathroom trying to crawl into a closet hole to hide and he had MASSIVE, THICK streams of saliva running out both sides of his mouth to the floor. I panicked and grabbed him. I looked up the active ingredient and discovered how toxic it was, and that poisonings from it are extremely common. It causes nervous system damage and cats can't process the stuff out. If treated quickly the survival rate is good, but the longer you wait the worse it gets and without prompt treatment death is all but certain. I was panicking and because it was a Friday evening most vets around me were closed and those that weren't weren't taking walk-ins. The only thing that gave me any hope was that he wasn't demonstrating the absolute #1 sign that he'd been seriously poisoned by this stuff: Seizures and shaking. I could do nothing but wait. He improved some a few hours later. He was still eating, drinking, and using the litter box like normal. He also became more active. This also gave me hope. He wasn't drooling, but he was still wobbly and seemed weaker/lethargic. He also had this worrying behavior where he'd randomly look off in one direction and just stare into space. You could also tell by the look on his face that he wasn't feeling good at all and that something was wrong. The next morning he was in the same overall state. I still had to wait, scared to death that this delay would cause irreversible harm to him. Second day after his reaction his condition had improved to the point where he seemed completely normal again. Active, playful, still eating/drinking normally. He stopped flicking that ear, and no longer appeared weak or wobbly or with a pained expression on his face. I was supposed to have a vet appointment for him today but the vet was out of town so I have to wait one more day before he gets a complete exam and tests. He's still acting normal and I'm hopeful, and I'm hoping we were lucky and that his exposure wasn't severe enough to cause permanent harm. So to repeat: DO NOT use this stuff on your cat! Search for the active ingredient and see how many results for cat poisoning come up, and you will be shocked.