PetArmorEar Mite Treatment for Dogs, Ear Mite Medicine Kills Ticks and Ear Mites to Relieve Itchiness, Sooths Ears with Aloe, 3oz

This stuff is super easy to use—just apply five drops in each ear twice a day until the mites or ticks are gone, and it starts working fast. The formula contains aloe to soothe irritation, which is a nice touch, as my cat seemed less bothered after a couple of days. It’s designed to kill ear mites and ticks in the ears of cats over 12 weeks old, and I noticed a big drop in head-shaking and scratching within 48 hours, with her ears looking cleaner by the end of the week. The 3 oz bottle is plenty for multiple treatments, and at $5-$15, it’s way cheaper than a vet visit or pricier brands like Revolution. Amazon reviews back this up—one user said it “saved a vet visit” for their YorkiePoo with similar results, and another used it successfully on an 8-week-old kitten with an extreme infestation, though that’s technically off-label since it’s for cats 12 weeks and up. It’s EPA-registered, made in a certified facility, and the dropper makes application simple, though you’ll need to hold your cat still (good luck!).

We bought this and tried to use sparingly, but the mites in his ears just won't go away! They're a Lot Less than before but he's still got some. I will say, this large of a bottle allows us to keep up on the mite issue. It doesn't smell, the bottle doesn't leak, it's a durable bottle and mite deterrent, we just don't like using a lot, bc our pet doesn't cooperate with the letting us put them in often.

This product is good because it's easy to apply and completely safe for cats. I appreciate that it has no strong odor and didn't need a prescription to buy it, which made it an affordable choice for me. It's also effective against ear mites, providing relief for my pet. I do wish it was more eco-friendly and included more natural ingredients. Still, it's a worthwhile purchase for cat owners.

I'm really picky when it comes to my cats. I try and pick products that really help them, that have good quality ingredients and show results. I have quits a few cats, some strays and often they have ear mites. Googy black gunk in their ears, they shake, scratch and often don't want me to even fool with their ears. 4-5 drops in each ear and usually they feel better in no time. I often rub it slightly afterward and expect them to instantly shake (wear safety glasses) so they don't shake them into your eyes. It may take a few days worth of doses but sometimes it can clear up right away depending on how bad the mites are. Take caution if your cat is pregnant as the label states.

Seems to have eased his scratching in his ears.

Grabbed PetArmor Ear Mite Treatment for our YorkiePoo after she started the nonstop head‑shake routine. Two drops per ear, once a day, and within forty‑eight hours the scratching calmed down. By the end of the week her ears looked clean, no funky smell, and she was back to pestering her cat siblings like normal.The dropper makes it easy—though you’ll still need a gentle head‑lock on a wiggly pup—and the solution didn’t leave any redness or greasy residue. For the price of a coffee run, it saved me a vet visit and doubles as a handy preventive. I’ll keep a bottle in the cabinet for the next flare‑up.

The label contradicts what it says its used for cause on the bottle it literally says no skin contact for animals and humans and if you do get it on your skin to rinse with LARGE amounts of water for 15 mins straight. This is a product for cats! Not only are you severely warned on the bottle no skin contact but they think it would somehow be ok then to put it in an animals ear!! The tissue is much thinner and more sensitive! I can not believe this product even exists! I have purchased several products for ear mites for my cats in the past from grocery stores that all worked great so I didn’t think twice about the possibility this one being literal poison! The bottle is even the same shape as ones I’ve used before but after receiving it and seeing it’s basically quadruple the size I should have gotten suspicious given the cost as cheap as it was but again i didn’t think it would literally be toxic! I gave it to my cats and within an hour or two I saw their fur looked wet right outside there ear which the amount of drops I put in their ears wouldn’t have wet the fur that much if at all like it was. I felt so as I looked closer and saw every one of my cats who I had given it to their ears inside were red, swollen and weaping a clear discharge. I immediately scrambled to read the rest of the bottle to find out what the hell is going on since all of my cats had a reaction it couldn’t possibly be a coincidence or uncommon allergic reaction. Come to find out reading it that it is entirely toxic and not for animal or human use but that’s what it’s marketed for!!!! The bottle even has the audacity to state that SOME animal may have slight irritation and that it’s COMMON for PESTICIDE based products! What do you mean some slight reaction?!?!! More like all would have a severe reaction to GOD DAMN POISON!!!! I had to immediately rinse my cats ears out as best as I could and while doing all this I got some on my skin not even for long and it was slightly irritating so I can’t imagine having it in their sensitive ears for as long as it states on the bottle especially when it says to dose TWICE A DAY!! This is animal abuse and that should be charged with exactly that it’s sadistic and cruel! There are products that work and aren’t harmful so why even create this in the first place unless you’re intending to just hurt ppl and animals. I’m a disgusted.

Let's just say it works as good as I do whenever I am able to catch this silly wild kitty critter to treat his ears.