Dr.Gold'S Synergy Lab Ear Therapy 118ml 4Fl.Oz.. Pet Care Anti Fungal Anti Bacterial Anti Inflamatory Fgi00170

My Dog had ear infection and we tried almost everything, this one works like magic, doesn’t sting, and even though he swims the ear infection hasn’t come back

I am not someone who usually buys medication without referring to the vet first, but I really reached a level of desperation as we tried every kind of treatment and it costed me a fortune, time and constant frustration for me and my cat as he was dealing with ear discomfort and fighting for his life every time I need to give him meds without reaching any results, it took me one use of this drops ! One use only ! And my cat stopped scratching stopped shaking his head and started purring and got comfy like nothing happened ! If there is anything that i am grateful for in this life it’s definitely those ear drops !!!! To whoever made this formula , thaaank you !!!!!!!!! I am extremely happy and grateful and so is my cat, that being sad please always refer to your vet as every pet is different 🙏🏻🐾❤️

Great product, very effective for ear mites, my cat had been itching her ears like crazy, and after application of this product I’ve seen drastic difference, she was able to sleep so peacefully. Made a difference.

My dog never really got an ear infection. Just used it once when I notices some stuff in his ear and it was all well later. He never really got another issue so never had to use it again.

Very effective got rid of mites within couple of day usage. Being a Pharmacist, content wise also it covers all area of Treatment

I was hesitant to buy this product at 1st but due to the positive reviews I was encouraged to try it. And indeed it worked for just after 2 applications, our cats ear-mites infection subsided & the redness reduced. I tried a lot of meds medically prescribed from Vet & over the counter one but so far this is the best. Highly recommended. It is really effective & worked amazingly!!!

Saw the reviews and ordered it. Very helpful for my dog’s ear mites, used it once and noticed the difference. Worth it! 🐶

its very effective you can get rid of mites very quickly, I had tried the gel the vet provided me and it was very expensive and even after a week there were mites, with just 2 uses of this the ears were clean and no sign of mites.the only disadvantage is that its completely watery and not in gel form so after you put it in their ears they wiggle and that makes a lot mess around.

I used this product on two cats. 1. Nutmeg, my easy-going 2 year old, and 2. Hera, our insane 4 month old heathen.1. Like I said, Nutmeg is easy-going. I rescued her at about 4 days old. She comes when called and pretty much let's me do whatever I want to her because she's so trusting. She got a bacterial infection in her left ear, for which she is going through a round of oral meds (clavamox) + these ear drops. There was a good amount of blood/pus in there, which is why I got the drops. I tested a couple of drops on the back of her neck first to ensure she didn't have a reaction. The liquid is clear with a pleasant odor. It doesn't smell harsh or chemical-y at all.I swaddled Nutmeg in a tight little purrito to give her both the oral + otic meds. I gently held her head and put a few of the drops in her left ear, massaged a bit and then let her go. I gave her treats after every time as a reward. Her ear was re-checked after 1 week of treatment and there was no blood or pus left! Totally clean ear canal. It was a very easy process and worked like a charm.2. Hera is a wild child who we rescued as a feral 6-week-old. She's a sweet little girl now, but her reactions are definitely more like a "stereotypical cat". Hera is very opinionated, and definitely doesn't trust humans enough to mess with her, especially when she doesn't want it! When we got Hera, she could barely hear due to the amount of ear mites and debris in her ears. Despite them being cleaned out and treated, a few days ago I noticed some dirtiness in/around her ears and figured it wouldn't hurt to try these drops on her.Again, I tested the drops on the back if Hera's neck. I swaddled her and she totally hated it. It took two people to get the drops in her ears and I opted not to try holding her head still. I got the drops in real quick and then we let her go. She clearly doesn't hold grudges though, because every time she runs off I shake a treat bag and she's right back for her reward. It definitely seems to have helped cleaned her ears, at least from what I can see (after 2 days of use).Overall, these drops were worth the money and I would buy them again. I definitely don't think you need to have an animal as easy as Nutmeg to use them. Even though I did not keep them in Hera's ears for long or massage them, it does still seem to work. I highly recommend making sure your cat's nails are trimmed and they are swaddled tightly, and always give a reward after!

I have a 9 year old cocker spaniel who has been dealing with chronic ear infections practically her whole life. She has used every antibiotic under the sun and ointments galore. We have spent thousands of dollars on meds, treatment and allergy testing. Her dermatologist (yes you read that right.. my dog has a dermatologist.. and I dont), said it could be allergy related. We got her tested and turns out she’s allergic to every animal protein and should essentially live in a bubble. Anyways, now she’s on a strict vegetarian diet and it still didn’t help her ears. She’s taking apoquel daily and it helped at the beginning but not anymore. The doctors have given up and have recommended doing a total ear ablation. For those who do not know what that is, it’s total ear canal removal.Look at the photos I posted.. the photo with the pus and crust was when it was starting to get really bad. It smelled like something died in her ear, and it always oozed. She kept itching it like crazy which is why it’s swollen.The second picture is one I JUST took. Total difference. No more pus, she doesn’t itch as much and it doesn’t smell AT ALL. What did I do different.. LISTEN UP BECAUSE THIS COULD POSSIBLY CHANGE YOUR DOGS LIFE.1. We sleep with a commercial fan. My dog has floppy ears and the lack of airflow ruined her life. Ever since we got major airflow into our room when we sleep, it has helped to dry out her ears. #1 thing that has changed her life. If you can’t sleep with a big fan, get a small one. I swear, IT WORKS.2. I clean her ears ONCE a week. The doctors told me to clean her ears two times a day but I noticed it only made things worse. I use THIS product and let me tell you the difference it has made... The fan dries out her ears leaving a brown oxidized wax behind. Im sure it’s a yeast issue because it smelled like hot Cheetos but this cleaner cleans it allll up. Her ears have not looked this good in freaking years.. I first clean superficial gunk out with a q-tip, then I squirt this into her ears. Squish squish squish and then you clean up the gunk that comes out. It has worked like a charm. This stuff is super gentle on her ears and this is coming from a really sensitive dog.3. I always shave the inside of her ears to keep the area clean (which reminds me I need to do that tomorrow), and I do not get her head wet when I bath her using room temp water. Keeping her ears hair free helps keep it dry, and obviously, I don’t wet her head because it causes a humid environment.Anyways, buy this. It really has made a difference in her ears.

My cat was a rescued feral barn kitten, and came with a slew of issues like flea infestation, roundworms, kennel cough, and ear mites/infections. Of course we treated all of the above both at home and with a vet, but despite several rounds of treatment for ear mites, our kitten (now cat) continued to have bouts of ear problems, shaking head, digging ear, hotness to the ear when touched, tenderness, liquid sound in the ear when rubbing below the ear, and a brown gunk inside. After much internet research, I came to believe that she was experiencing recurring ear infections opposed to ear mites. I decided to try this product to see if cleaning the gunk out as the internet suggested, would help. It did not solve it, and after seeing a vet, I learned that in our kitty's particular case, antibiotics were needed, and she likely may have recurring episodes requiring medication. BUT, vet said cleaning her ears was all the more important for her, so we will continue using this product.Some info/tips from my experience with this product:1.) It has a pleasant smell that isn't strong, and doesn't seem to bother the cat.2.) The cat does NOT enjoy letting me out this in her ears, and I learned the hard way (the claw way lol) that it is worth placing the bottle between my legs or under my thigh to warm it up to body temp-ish. She doesn't like it, but will tolerate it without claws and fleeing if it is warmed up like this.3.) I also learned the hard way that if you aren't prepared with a washcloth and whatever else you need ahead, you will be repeating this process again in 10 minutes. I also learned that placing the drops and IMMEDIATELY folding her ear to her head and rubbing below ear to help move the drops into her ear is the way to go. Otherwise the cat will immediately shake their head and displace all the liquid, both wasting the liquid, and failing to clean out the ear. The cat has gotten used to this, and while it's not her favorite thing, she tolerates it, and when I let her go she shakes her head, but minimal liquid comes back out. This allows me to then wipe the ear gunk out with the tip of a rag or washcloth after it has softened it some, and helped it work its way out of the ear.One last thing to note: this cleaner is mild compared to the ear mites stuff available on Amazon, and while the ear mites stuff claims to only require a few treatments a week or two apart, and this cleaner may need to be used 2x a day for up to 2 weeks to get to a place where you can do it weekly for maintenance, the ear mites stuff can be very irritating and harsh, especially if your cat has dug into their ears and has scratches etc in there like mine did. Using those caused her pain and discomfort. This cleaner needs more commitment and application, but was gentle enough that it didn't cause her irritation and pain. This product is not a quick fix or cure all for ears in your pet, but does what it claims, and with a few pointers, is relatively easy on both you and your pet. Would buy this again, although it is a rather large amount, so I expect it will last us quite some time. Good value for the money.

My dog loves her ears cleaned.But did not like this at all

Works perfectly! My vet said I was treating my cat wonderfully by choosing this product. Tip: Keep using it as per instructions.