Zinc-Otic Ear Relief Treatment for Dogs & Cats, 1 oz | Drops, Soothes Ear Infections, Itchy & Inflamed Ears, Natural Zinc & BA Formula, Non-Staining, Made in USA

First off, I am thankful that it is a non-staining formula because putting anything in my dog’s ears is always a struggle because it can get everywhere. After cleaning my dog’s ears and then putting the zinc-otic drops in, I was able to notice her not itching her ears as much as she normally does. I am continuing to put the drops in daily and she isn’t itching at all.

If your animal is shaking their head a lot and you're concerned for them, go to the vet. This is not medicine and it does not treat infection.This is an ear cleaner that is intended for preventative measures.A quick phone call with your vet regarding the ingredients can answer for you whether or not you should try using it.Please call your vet before using this product.

I started using this for my dog that’s prone to accumulating debris and wax in his ears. It has a nice light scent and gentle enough that my dog doesn’t mind it at all. Seems to do a great job breaking down the gunk and keeping his ears cleaner.

Easy to use

We ordered this solution to have on hand just in case, and we finally had a reason to try it out. We found a stray kitten that came to us dealing with ear mites and a lot of general irritation. She was scratching and shaking her head constantly. Now, this is NOT a replacement for treating ear mites, ear infections, etc. You should still treat those things with the help of your vet. We simply used this to help calm the irritation in her ears until everything was healed up. She hated it lol. I won't lie. We were as gentle as we could possibly be, but she still wasn't a fan of having her ears cleaned out and having this solution put into them. But we were persistent, and there was a noticeable difference on the first day of use. She stopped scratching almost entirely and the shaking of her head became much less of an issue. I'm really glad that we ordered this before we actually needed it, and I'm even more glad that it actually works. We've become big fans.

I ordered the Angels’ Eyes Zinc-Otic Ear Relief Treatment for my dog. My dog struggles with allergies that tend to lead to build up in his ears. I apply about 3 drops 2-3 times a week and wipe out any build up. I massage the remainder into the ear canal. We are new users of this product and have yet to determine it's effectiveness. My main complaint is that the liquid comes out fast. I no longer put the tip into the ear canal, but instead hold it out enough to see how much I am applying. My dog does not enjoy having too much of this in his ear and can result in him excessively shaking his head even after I've massaged around his ear. I also feel this product is a bit high priced for the 1 ounce you receive.

Easy to use bottle, the tip helps get the drops into the ear where I want them without any waste. Doesn't seem to irritate the ears, and redness has improved. It is a small bottle, but just needing a few drops for each ear at a time should make it last a while.

My long-eared dogs tend to get ear infections often. Mostly, I think it comes from residual water in their ears after bathing or swimming and now that I know that, I clean their ears regularly and especially after exposure to water. I thought I would try this Angels' Eyes Ear Relief Treatment. I can't really tell if it helps at the moment because they don't have ear infections, but I was able to use it after last night's bath and hopefully, it will keep them healthy. This comes in a very small, 1 oz bottle though and it really isn't enough product for maintenance. I've ordered several very highly rated treatments that have been effective when they did have ear infections and on a cost per ounce basis were much less expensive. Also, the instructions say to use 5-8 drops, given that you are squeezing the bottle blindly if you are adding drops to the ear canal, I find these instructions pretty useless. There is no way I can tell how many drops I added. Instructions suggesting filling the ear canal would make much more sense.