Pet King BrandsZymox Otic Enzymatic Solution for Dogs and Cats to Soothe Ear Infections Without Hydrocortisone for Itch Relief, 1.25oz

If your dog has a yeast infection in there floppy ears this medicine definitely works to clean up the yeast in a dog's ear... Glad products are available to animal owners to care for their animals..

This is amazing stuff. Truly amazing. I have a standard poodle prone to ear issues (flaky garbage inside his ears that may or may not be yeast? Brownish residue, and itchiness) We decided to try Zymox rather than repeated rounds of antibiotics (which work for the short term, but the long-term effects of rinse and repeat antibiotics can cause more issues). I feel much more comfortable using a round of this when needs be rather than yet another round of antibiotics. Interestingly, we need to use this less often to treat for recurring ear issues than we did when we were using antibiotics to treat it. He DOES still have bouts but at half the frequency!It does seem like a tiny bottle, but at just 8-10 drops per ear, per day for a large dog, it lasts much longer than you'd imagine it does!

Good product

Worth the money absolutely the only thing that helped my senior with his yeast ear issue.Only problem took a month and a half to get here after ordering

THis product is the only thing that clear the infection in my dog ears.

Worked liked always I stocked her up to get her through the summer months I will always have this for her

Seems to be working

We adopted an older cat who has a lot of health issues. One of them is extremely waxy ears. He was on ear medicine the day we adopted him and his ears will most likely need continuing care for the rest of his life. Our conventional vet recommended a product that she prescribed that not only didn't work, but actually burned the inside of our cat's ears. They turned red and his skin peeled inside like a sunburn! Realizing that our sick cat needed more than conventional medicine has to offer, we contacted a holistic vet who recommended this product. She said to make sure we get the kind WITHOUT hydrocortazone. She told us to use it daily for 30 days while at the same time, to wash his ears twice weekly with a mixture of water and hydrogen peroxide. This regimen started us off in the right direction but by no means cured our cat's waxy ears. The 30 days tuned into 45 days and the wax was still coming out. The water and hydrogen peroxide helped to loosen big chunks of wax and when our cat shook his head, they would come flying out of his ears. I was amazed at what was coming out of his ear canals. No wonder his ears bothered him! Last fall, our cat's ears were finally clean enough that a vet could get a good look inside and he found scar tissue in one ear and a polyp in the other. I have to wonder if the scar tissue came from the drops our conventional vet prescribed. Before this his ears were far too dirty for a vet to get a good look inside. He has been tested for ear mites and all tests have come back negative. So now we are coming up on a year later and I still have to treat his ears. I used the Zymox drops twice a week in both our cat's ears and I still clean them once a month with the water and hydrogen peroxide. At a recent vet visit with our conventional vet, our vet was very pleased with the condition of our cat's ears and told me that whatever I was doing to keep doing it. Our cat is happier, too. No more pawing at his ears and shaking his head.