Four Paws Aloe Ear Mite Treatment for Cats, 0.75 Fluid Ounces, Kills on Contact

I am actually very impressed with this product. I’ve tried several different ear mite medicines and this is the first one that I’m seeing actual results with. Yes, you have to keep up with it, but, my cats are not suffering like they were! I would recommend this product.

Worked perfectly on my house panther. I had tried a different one that didn't work but this worked the first time. Make sure to follow the treatment plan! Mites haven't returned and it's October, I had bought this earlier this year.

We had excellent results with this product. It was better than the item recomended by our vet. Easy to use and we could see improvement almost right away .

I applied this product to my cat who had ear mites. After 10 days the infestation was controlled and he stopped scratching, but you have to be careful because if another cat licks his ears, it can get poisoned. I had a bad experience because of this. You have to take many precautions when using it, but it is very effective and reasonably priced. At least in cats, it is quite toxic Especially in baby cats

This product seemed very safe for my 5lb cat. Which had a slight remaining presence of Ear Mites from birth. She had an uneasiness with me dropping this in her ear. So, I used a q-tip and got it in her ear. She found it much more comfortable. The ingredients helped. I'm a very clean freak, as my kind husband would say. So, along with this treatment I cleaned EVERYTHING that ear mites and their feces might have touched. It's the only way to get rid of them and the allergic reactions to them.

Worked great for my cat that was experiencing ear mites.

This product works great. There no terrible med smell. Only toxic to mites. Its a clear thick liquid. My cats are very happy. Thank you so much. This product works great for the price. I'll be happy to order again.

I will never know if this product is effective or if it has harmed my cat! Newly opened, it look fine. I've used other similar products. It has a screw on cap, then it's ready to put a drop in the ear (much like small OTC eyedrops bottles). As my daughter held the cat, I tilted the bottle slightly above the cat's ear. The little plastic dropper portion of the bottle came off and the entire contents of the bottle spilled into the ear and all over my cat's neck and side. Fortunately, the plastic top went into the ear and prevented all the contents from actually going into the ear canal. BTW, this stuff is toxic so it was crucial we get it off the cat and ourselves. It's very oily, so it took a lot of time cleaning a frightened cat. I have never had anything like this happen before with ANY product.