Malacetic Otic AP - 16 oz

My GSD male has had problems with his ears for several months. The vet had him on a couple of meds including an antibiotic which cleared up other problems but not his ears. I didn’t want to put him on more meds that weren’t working. My granddaughter’s vet had her use this for her dog so I decided to try it. After one cleaning his ears started to look much better. I cleaned them again and he isn’t having any problems. I will continue to clean them once a week for several weeks and then if needed. Of course he shakes his head non stop but it doesn’t hurt him like other cleaners have. This is well worth trying and I am so glad it worked for him.

Using this instead of alcohol for my puppy. Much better on their ears and smells nice.

We have Vizslas at home with chonic ear infections. They love water and their long ears tend to hold the water and they are susceptible to infection. We tried antibiotics and other vet recommended salves and balms, but the best preventative method is a flush with Malacetic Otic at least twice a week and up to daily.I personally don't like the smell, but its effective and that's what really matters for my pups.We pull back the ear flap and squirt a small amount directly into the ear canal. We hold the dog's head and massage the base of the ear for about 30 seconds to loosen the wax. Let the dog shake it out and break it up (may want to do this outside if there's a lot of build up). Wipe inside the ear flap and just inside the canal with cotton wool (we unroll cotton balls). Poke as deep as you and the dog are comfortable.

We use this on our lab’s ears every Sunday to avoid ear infections and it works like a charm. The smell is a bit much but if it works, we will take it!

My vet recommended I buy this to rinse my French bulldog’s ears and also some ear drops. So far the both have cut down on large amount of wax build ups. Still have to clean her ears but doesn’t look like chocolate in there anymore

There's no reason to NOT give it a 5 star rating but I just didn't.We use this at my boarding kennel after every dog's bath as a precaution against ear infections should any water have gotten in their ears. It was recommended by a vet & the 1 she found to be best after trying several others. The price varies greatly so shop around!

I continue to order this product for my cats. Good product to clean their ears

This is the single best product I have every found for my Standard Poodle's hair-grows-inside-the-ear, chronic fungal ear infections! I use this for about a week and the infection clears right up. When I do it once a week, he has no problems. When I slack off, it comes back after a couple months. This big 16 bottle came in a set of 2 so now I have no excuses but to flush his ears weekly!Really - if you have a dog with floppy ears and chronic yeasty ear infections with stinky black muck inside, buy this product. It is the only thing that I found that works. It took my 9 years to find it and it is amazing! It does have a strong "apple" smell that is annoying but it smells far better than the black fungus stuff in the ear before treatment. So worth it.