Natural Ear Mite Treatment for Cats and Dogs- 4oz

Petglow was built backed by strong Veterinary science coupled with Natural formulation expertise. Unlike other products where you will notice Human ingredients are included for Pets we have ensured after years of research and background to ensure that the ingredients are compatible for Pets. We understand the Pet's skin is much more sensitive compared to humans given that Humans have a thicker epidermis layer. Other products that are applied enter the skin and inside the body and become toxic at a higher rate leading to other side effects and this is why we are different since we have formulated the product to ensure that even though pets absorb they become non-toxic when it enters their blood stream. We have also built the product taking into consideration leading research done at NIH ensuring we are covering the entire broad spectrum of ear issues and not just focus on a an individual problem as a Pet ear is a melting pot of several microbes, bacteria, yeast and fungus with our product built to address all these issues.

Ear mites, scientifically known as Otodectes cynotis, are tiny parasites that live in the ears of cats and dogs. They feed on the wax and oils in your cat's ear canal, causing inflammation and discomfort.

These mites are highly contagious and can easily spread from one pet to another. Therefore, it's crucial to treat them promptly to prevent an infestation in your household.

Symptoms and Diagnosis of Ear Mites in Cats and Dogs

If your cat has ear mites, you may notice several symptoms. These include excessive scratching of the ears, head shaking, and a dark, coffee-ground-like discharge from the ears.

• Excessive scratching of the ears

• Head shaking

• Dark, coffee-ground-like discharge from the ears.

  
  

A veterinarian can confirm an ear mite infestation through a simple examination. They may use an otoscope to look inside the ear or take a sample of the ear discharge for microscopic examination.

Yes, ear infections can be uncomfortable and painful for dogs. Signs of discomfort may include head tilting, rubbing the ears against surfaces, and sensitivity to touch around the ear area.

To properly use the product on your Pet follow these simple steps:

1. Start by having a small amount of Petglow Ear Infection treatment and a cotton ball or pad ready.

2. Gently hold your dog's ear flap and lift it upward, exposing the ear canal.

3. Take a cotton ball and dampen it with a small amount of the product.

4. Carefully insert the cotton ball into the ear canal, being cautious not to push it too far in. You want to clean the visible part of the ear and the folds without going too deep. In cases where the ear is blocked and the infection is severe add the drops inside his ear directly without a cotton ball.

5. Gently wipe the inside of the ear with the moistened cotton ball, making sure to remove any dirt, debris, or excess earwax.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 on the other ear, using a fresh cotton ball if necessary.

7. You can use Ear solution up to twice a day for a period of 3-4 days initially, or until any gunk or buildup is cleared.

8. Once the ear is clean, it is recommended to continue regular ear maintenance by using the ear cleaner once a week. This will help prevent future issues and keep your dog's ears clean and healthy.

9. Remember to always be gentle and avoid using any sharp objects or force when cleaning your dog's ears. Following these instructions will ensure that you effectively use Petglow Ear Cleaner to maintain your dog's or cat's ear hygiene and keep them comfortable.

The Product is made in Michigan, USA

If the ear drum is damaged, there can be several consequences to the Pet's hearing and overall well-being. For instance, improper objects inserted into the ear can pose a serious threat to the Pet's health, potentially resulting in deafness. Please ensure that Q-Tips are not used as they can cause physical damage. Additionally, a damaged ear drum may lead to other complications such as ear infections, pain, and difficulty balancing. It is crucial to treat and protect the ear drum to avoid these potential issues and maintain optimal hearing health.

Ear infections in dogs can lead to significant trauma due to their natural response to the discomfort and itching caused by the infection. When dogs have ear infections, they may exhibit behaviors such as scratching, rubbing, and shaking their heads vigorously. These actions can cause trauma to the affected ears, as they often scratch with intensity and force, potentially leading to self-inflicted injuries. The trauma caused by scratching, rubbing, and shaking can aggravate the ear infection further, exacerbating the discomfort experienced by the dog. Additionally, these actions can potentially damage the delicate structures within the ear, including the ear drum. If the ear drum becomes injured or perforated, it not only intensifies the pain but also poses a risk to the overall health of the dog. To assess the condition of the ear drum and mitigate the potential risks associated with damaged ear drums, it is crucial to have a veterinarian perform an examination using specialized equipment like an otoscope. This device allows visualization of the ear canal and the ear drum, enabling the identification of any existing damage. It's important to note that if the ear drum is compromised, only a limited number of medications can be safely utilized without causing further harm. In cases of broken ear drums, both animals and humans can experience extreme pain and face potential complications. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to exercise caution and avoid using any inappropriate substances or medications in the ears of dogs, as it may jeopardize their well-being and even result in partial or complete deafness.

Using Vinegar as an ear cleaner for dogs may pose several potential risks. Firstly, it can lead to ear drum damage if the wrong substance is applied into the ear, potentially resulting in deafness. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure the dog's ear drum is healthy before using any cleaner. Furthermore, Vinegar can be problematic if the dog has cuts in their ears from scratching. As their ears are already sore and inflamed due to infections, adding Vinegar, whether diluted or not, can cause additional pain and discomfort. Another concerning risk is that Vinegar, whether used alone or with water, actually adds moisture to the ear instead of drying it. This creates a perfect breeding ground for bacteria or yeast to multiply. Unlike commercial ear cleaners specifically designed to dry excess moisture, Vinegar may unintentionally promote the growth of harmful microorganisms. It is essential to be aware of these potential risks and consider alternative options for dog ear cleaning to avoid any adverse effects on their health.