Neutralizes and kills ear mites, bacteria, fungus and other ear problems

• Ear-Neutralizer provides soothing relief to any animal experiencing discomfort and pain from ear problems.

• FOR EQUINE, PETS & EXOTIC ANIMALS:

  Dr. Ben's ear-neutralizer is an effective ear treatment solution that will neutralize and help clear-up outer and deep ear infections including ear mites.
• Ear-Neutralizer contains natural Antibacterial, antifungal properties which promotes healthy ears. It is highly effective in neutralizing & cleansing yeast infections, oozing ears, stinky ears and killing ear mites.
• For chronic ear infections in dogs or cats where the ear infection returns again and again there finally is a practical solution, Ear-Neutralizer provides soothing relief to any animal experiencing discomfort and pain from ear problems.
• Some of the symptoms you should watch for is your animal itching & scratching their ears, shaking their heads and swollen ears are just some of the symptoms you will notice your animal doing.
• Ear-Neutralizer is a natural antimicrobial solution that is highly effective in neutralizing & cleansing yeast infections, oozing ears, stinky ears and killing ear mites.
• Ear-Neutralizer provides soothing relief to any animal experiencing discomfort and pain from ear problems.What causes canine ear infections, and what are the symptoms?
• The following guide will help answer these questions, and provide some natural ways you can help deal with this common problem at home.
• Remember: There’s no substitute for a professional veterinarian. to rule out other possible health conditions, and to verify that you are in fact dealing with an ear infection.
• Causes There are a variety of issues that cause ear infections in dogs. These are the most common:Anatomy: certain breeds with hanging ears, like spaniels and retrievers, are more prone to ear infections than others.Bacteria: this is the most common cause of canine ear infections. Parasites: mites sometimes infest canine ears, especially in puppies.Lifestyle: dogs that frequent the outdoors or commonly swim tend to experience ear infections more often, sometimes due to water or grass seed that’s become stuck in the ear.
• Fungus: fungi, like yeast for example, can sometimes lead to infection.
• Diet: poor and imbalanced diets are sometimes the source of recurring ear infection.
• SymptomsHere’s what to look for if you suspect an ear infection:Frequent shaking or tilting of the head that favors one side.
• Red or brown discharge
• An odd, almost sweet, odor coming from the ear
• Redness
• Swelling
• Scabs on the outside or inside of the ear
• Constant rubbing or scratching of the earTrouble keeping balance.