
EcoEars
EcoEars Pet Ear Support Formula
What is EcoEars for Dogs?
EcoEars is an ear cleanser and disinfectant created using only natural ingredients. EcoEars contains denatured alcohol, distillation of witch hazel, organic mullein leaf extract, rosemary leaf extract, tea tree oil, ionic silver solution, and brilliant green. Combined these ingredients are intended to fight persistent itching, bad smell, and dirty discharge in dogs’ ears due to mites, parasites, bacteria, yeast, and fungal infections. The natural ingredients in EcoEars combine to provide antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antifungal qualities, and studies have shown recently that certain compounds found in rosemary can be potent anti-inflammatories and can reduce pain. Brilliant green, in particular, has proven to be an effective topical antiseptic. No over-the-counter product can replace a visit to the veterinarian to determine if prescription antibiotics may be necessary.
What is EcoEars for Cats?
EcoEars is an ear cleanser and disinfectant created using only natural ingredients. EcoEars contains acetic acid, denatured alcohol, peroxide, witch hazel, deionized water, calendula extract, glycerin, mullein extract, rosemary extract, allantoin, sodium acetate, and sodium hydroxide. Combined these ingredients are intended to fight persistent itching, bad smell, and dirty discharge in cats’ ears due to mites, parasites, bacteria, yeast, and fungal infections. The natural ingredients in EcoEars combine to provide antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antifungal qualities, and studies have shown recently that certain compounds found in rosemary can be potent anti-inflammatories and can reduce pain. Additionally, acetic acid has antifungal and antibacterial properties. No over-the-counter product can replace a visit to the veterinarian to determine if prescription antibiotics may be necessary.
How should EcoEars be used?
Lay dog on side with head down and open spout on cap. Clean away any visible debris or discharge with a paper towel. Slowly pour EcoEars into ear canal until full, restrain pet from shaking his or her head. Gently massage base of ear for 60 to 90 seconds to ensure penetration. Clean away excess EcoEars with paper towels or cotton, then allow pet to shake out any remainder. Repeat for other ear if necessary. It’s a good idea to offer pet a treat when finished.
In dogs: Repeat twice daily for fourteen consecutive days - even if there are no lingering signs of infection. Maintenance applications can be done weekly or more often as needed, and in severe cases, EcoEars can be safely continued for longer periods. Do not use with other ear products.
In cats: Repeat twice daily for ten consecutive days - even if there are no lingering signs of infection. In severe cases, EcoEars can be safely continued for longer periods. Do not use with other ear products.
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Will this remove wax from my dog's ears??
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EcoEars is an ear cleanser and disinfectant created using only natural ingredients. It may help loosen waxy buildup for removal. Please contact your veterinarian to determine appropriate treatment for removing excessive ear wax in your dog.
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I read that tea tree oil is toxic for pets... What is the story ? Thank you?
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Tea Tree oil is used as a natural antibacterial agent in various products. According to the manufacturer, EcoEars for dogs contains a safe, low concentration of tea tree oil. EcoEars for cats does not contain tea tree oil, and can also be used in dogs. According to Plumb's Veterinary Drug Book, exposure to 100% tea tree oil can be toxic and cats are more susceptible than dogs. Like any product, we recommend talking with your pet's veterinarian before using.
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Will this product kill ear mites??
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EcoEars is an ear cleanser made with plant based ingredients that helps clean dirty ears, relieve itching and odor. It is not labeled to kill ear mites.
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I have used EcoEars three times in my dogs ear. Now the inside of the ear is very red and probably swollen. Is this a normal reaction??
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This product contains natural ingredients that may reduce the incidence of infection in the ear. The manufacturer recommends applying it twice daily for up to 14 days. Irritation to the ear is one of the reported side effects of this cleanser, however swelling and redness could also be a sign of infection. We recommend you stop using the product and see if the condition improves. If not, you should contact your veterinarian. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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I have some ecoears that I got for my dog. Can I use it on my cat?
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The manufacturer has formulated two versions of Ecoears each with different ingredients specific for a dogs and cats. Ask your veterinarian before substituting Ecoears for dogs for Ecoears for Cats. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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Is there any difference between ecoear for dogs and cats.? F?
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Yes, they do the same thing but they do contain different ingredients. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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Is there a store I can buy this from?
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It is an over the counter product so it is possible that a pet store such as Petco or Petsmart might have it but you would need to contact them to be sure. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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I just purchased this product and the first day, second dose, I used it on my dog and now she is lethargic. She barely wants to walk and just wants to sleep. The first time I used it she was fine. Is this normal or did this product cause something else??
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A company representative of the EcoEars states that the only reported adverse effect is local irritation to the ear. We recommend contacting your veterinarian to discuss this symptom you’re observing to determine the cause. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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I have a bottle of dog eco ears - can I use it on my cat??
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Star, A company representative states the dog version of EcoEars contains a low concentration of tea tree oil (less than 0.1%). Cats are especially sensitive to this ingredient and it’s typically recommended to avoid it to avoid any adverse effects. Please contact your veterinarian to determine if this topical product is appropriate for your cat. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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Is this a curative for ear infection or a preventative?
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The proper course of treatment for an ear infection requires knowing the cause, and because only your pet’s veterinarian can do a cytology to determine the cause of a potential ear infection, your pet’s veterinarian should be consulted concerning the appropriate treatment for ear issues. These may include prescription or over-the-counter options. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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