Question 1

does it work?

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It works very well.  My dog had flaming red irritated ears with black smelly drainage.  I started using EcoEars twice daily for 2 days and then once a day for 8 more.  His ears were clear within 5 days...I continued for the full 10 days...just to make sure.  He was allergic to his dog food.  It's been several months and his ears are still clear.

Question 2

Put some in my Lhasa's ears last night but he's done nothing except shake his head wildly...now the exterior of the ear is bright red. Afraid to use

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Hi Linda, it's Ann from Vet Organics. All our products come with a couple things: 1) customized advice on how to best get around initial reactions like your Lhasa's. Just write our product specialists at info@vet-organics.com (put your phone in the email for fastest advice and assistance); & 2) a money-back guarantee. We want your dog to experience the same healing and clean, healthy ears that 97% of our customers' animals achieve, and if we can't help, we will give you a refund. Thank you for writing!

Question 3

what are the ingredients

Accepted Answer

Tea tree oil is not the main ingredient as someone suggested. All products list the key or highest concentration ingredients in order of first to last or least. Tea tree oil is an anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and an anti-fungal. It can also be an irritant. The witch hazel is an astringent to keep oil away. Alcohol should never be placed in the ear. Google better or ask your physician. This is why many people have reported a bad reaction. It burns, and you're pouring it in your dog's ear! People put it in their own ears for swimmer's ear (despite the burn) because alcohol binds to water molecules and they both evaporate. Hydrogen peroxide is safe for infected dog and human ears and will not burn. It fizzes and is an antiseptic. I wouldn't recommend pouring EcoEars in your dog's ear because you may be causing them pain and discomfort without realizing it. Wiping the ear down and avoiding the canal seems best.

Question 4

Are these drops to put in the ears, or something to put on swabs or cotton rounds to wipe the ear?

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UPDATED ANSWER: Most people who use the product find using a COTTON BALL or yes, cotton rounds (but not Q-tip) is a good way to apply EcoEars. Just pour some EcoEars on a large cosmetic cotton ball or cotton pad (flat square or round) that you can find in the cosmetics aisle. This helps get EcoEars into your dog's ear easily. Hi there, Nelly had the right answer below Do NOT use cotton swabs (aka Q-tips). They are not necessary. Just a soft tissue (Kleenex), a paper towel, or clean, old T-shirt scrap to wipe away solution and debris after you pour a small amount in your dog's ear and massage the base of his ear well to break up any 'gunk.'

ASIN	B008QYVL1Y
ASIN	B008QYVL1Y
Best Sellers Rank	#13,822 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #76 in Dog Ear Care
Brand Name	Vet Organics
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (12,295)
Date First Available	August 15, 2012
Item Form	Liquid
Item Weight	250 g
Item model number	TOR52413
Liquid Volume	8 fluid ounces
Manufacturer	Vet Organics
Manufacturer	Vet Organics
Manufacturer Part Number	TOR52413
Material Type Free	Harsh Chemicals Free, Antibiotics Free, Steroids Free, Enzymes Free
Model Number	TOR52413
Pet Type	Dog
Product Benefits	Cleans and deodorizes ears
Product Dimensions	18.8 x 5.1 x 5.1 inches; 8.82 ounces
Recommended Uses For Product	Conditioning, Deodorizing
Scent Name	Herbal
Special Ingredients	Organic Mullein Leaf, Tea Tree Oil, Rosemary Extract
Target Species	Dog
UPC	802679529864 802678631087 045635081116 802622172895 802622178620 820103524131
Unit Count	8 Fluid Ounces

EcoEars Dog Ear Cleaner

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