Tonico per le orecchie dei cani

I was buying this somewhere else, and it just disappeared from the site. Panic attack!!!! I tried a couple of other brands that claim to do what your tonic can do, and it was all lies😶 Nothing can do what this tonic can do. Molly is a little old lady with bad ears, and this stuff really works. She doesn't panic when she sees it, she comes over to get her ears done because she knows it won't burn, and she knows it will only take a minute to take the itch away. We love you😊💜✌

My dog, a German Shepherd of 2-1/2 years, got an ear infection/infestation last year. We'd tried several ear washes, combination (prescription) antibiotic/antifungal/antiinflammatory (i.e. - $$$) ear treatments. While searching for another product, I came across Mr. Ben's product.Not a minute too soon.I've got to say, it works. Thing is, like with many dogs, if I wash him (he goes to our farm with me about a dozen times a year and gets into all kinds of "stuff" there like skunks and road kill), pour flea dip (pyrethrin) into his ears, his right ear begins itching a day or three afterward and he goes around with that ear laying horizontal and paws at his ear for just long enough for me to squirt this stuff in that ear for a day or two.That's usually all it takes.I'm a believer. Now if he'd just sit as still for the ear drops as he does showers, that would be something.09-10-2019 update:STILL works.He still hates getting it in his ear, but it absolutely works on him. Only using it every month or three, but it clears whatever it is he has right up and I asked the vet to look last time and he said his ears looked fine.So I tried using Mr. Ben's on a new rescue shepherd for a few days, her ears smelled like something at the bottom of a mop bucket. She had an appointment with the vet and the vet said she had one of the worst ear infections she'd seen (dog also had Lyme, Ehrlichia and Giardia - we're having words with the rescue operation, their vet and the state attorney general's office about all this) and used a one-shot treatment in each ear. Cha-CHING, $$$.Okay, ten days out, recheck, her ears look fine. I'll keep using Mr. Ben's on both of them in future now that everything's under control.Sometimes the old medicine works, sometimes you need the new, $$$ stuff. I don't know ANYONE who has treated their plaque psoriasis with anything from the herbal, acupuncture, homeopathic or any other pseudo-scientific cure and gotten a positive result. I DO know lots of people who respond to steroids, methotrexate, newer MAB agents and it's turned their lives around. I'm a physician, and try to stick with what works.I'll stick with Mr. Ben's.10-07-2020Still working. This has saved enough $$$$$ in vet trips that I've blown the money on some quality audio gear... um, anniversary presents, yeah, that's the ticket, a bee-U-tiff-ell present for my trophy bride of 30 years (but who's counting).Apple cider vinegar and some other stuff, and it just works. Best for using right after the shower when their ears are perked up again. I bought another bottle.

My English bulldog had an ear infection that was not clearing up. This breed is susceptible to ear infections and yeast infections in the folds in their faces, and I have found that coconut oil clears things up normally. Only this ear infection was becoming chronic, so I took my dog to the vet, and he was given an injection of antibiotic and ear drops to use for 14days. I religiously used the drops as prescribed by the vet for the 14 days, and it had not improved at all! So since there were still drops left in the bottle, I decided to continue using them until they were completely gone. Still no improvement in his ear. Since he is a senior dog now I was beginning to worry that he had some immune system issues starting to develop, but before I took him back to the vet, I decided to look on amazon and see if they had something with good reviews.When I read about Mister Ben's and the positive reviews it got, I decided to give it a try before spending hundreds of dollars on blood work at the vets.I received the product very quickly, and I kid you not, my dogs ears cleared up after only two applications!!!!The black gunk in his ear that I was cleaning out daily, just dried up like a healing scab over the infected area, and when it was no longer angry red underneath, I gently took some warm water and removed the scabbing and underneath was beautiful pink skin! I thought for sure that I was going to have to go through the whole bottle like I did with the drops from the vet, but just two applications was all it took.I now have an almost full bottle left if he ever comes down with this again, and I also have a shih tzu and will be using it if she ever develops ear problems!I remember one reviewer complaining that it caused her dog pain, as it has alcohol as one of the ingredients and her poor baby cried and cried after she applied it to her dog!Well, first of all, no one likes to see their fur babies in pain, but they are suffering already with an ear infection!Sometimes we humans have to put peroxide or alcohol based medications on our own wounds and it stings!I would rather that he endured two applications that stung a little than the months and months it took this infection to clear up with the treatment that I was giving him and then the vet!I was extremely pleased with the results and how quickly it healed up the ear infection.Also I am happy to report that since it took me awhile to write my review, the infection has not come back!I highly recommend Mister Ben's products and I got no promos or freebies for giving this review! I was just a desperate dog owner trying to find something that would help my dogs chronic ear infection, and Mister Ben's was it!

I have an almost 8-year old redbone bloodhound mix that has struggled with yeast infections, predominately in his left ear since he was 8 months old. I have been through countless prescription ointments and tried just about every home-remedy you could do--all to no avail; sure they might clear up the infection for a week or two, but then it was right back to square one. I happened to be purchasing my usual vet-recommended ear wash, and saw this; for the price, I was like "sure, why not try it?" I got the product and wow, it's actually working.At first, my boy didn't like it. On top of yeast infections, he has sensitive skin; alcohol and vinegar both have aggravated him in the past. He clearly wasn't happy with this, but I figured that I would give it the two week treatment as described in the directions. I followed the directions exactly, starting by cleaning his ears in the morning (I am still using my vet recommended wash, but will be trying Mister Ben's wash on the next purchase) and using the tonic at night. I went from using 7-10 cotton balls to clean each ear daily (his infection was pretty bad at the start of this), to now using 1 cotton ball to clean his ears--and most times that first cotton ball comes away clean. As I said, at first he didn't like the tonic, but now he doesn't seem to mind. His head shaking from the infections is practically gone, and he seems to be much happier. It has been a 4 week process, and no sign of infection is evident--usually I would begin to see regression from his other ointments. Overall, I am super impressed with this product, and will continue to use it. I cannot recommend it enough.

Update: I just ordered a second round of this product May 2021 (I still have some remaining from my order in January). My dog has not had an ear infection since I started using it, and it helps manage her condition. I had an ear cytology run at the vet last month to verify. She still produces ear wax/discharge, but as long as I use these a few times a week, it doesn't develop into an infection and the flaky skin and resulting fur loss has stopped.From Jan 2021: It has only been a few days, but I am more impressed with this then numerous other products I have tried. I took in a neglected heartworm positive adult dog. I did the treatment and mention it because a compromised immune system is a factor. Two vets, prescription ear meds, diet changes/prescription diets, an allergy specialist (supposedly one of the original allergy specialist Detriot , MI area), pre and pro-biotics, high quality fish oil...and still ongoing ear issues. She went through multiple rounds of prescribed antibiotic (Otic___) that worked temporarily only to have the brownish discharge, yeast, and flakes come back. Then she was diagnosed with Sebaceous Adenitis after multiple biopsies; it's isolated to her ears. The allergist/skin specialist's prescribed regimen helped, but still ongoing discharge...To anyone with dogs with ear issues I highly recommend trying this. From everything I have read, bacteria can become resistant to the prescribed antibiotics. It made no sense to me why the vet kept prescribing the same product which is why I got a second opinion from another vet then went to a specialist....none of them mentioned this product.The bottle clearly states to not use if your dog has any broken/damaged skin...just saying because of one of the negative reviews. This is simple ingredients and if you have ever accidentally gotten witch-hazel on a cut then you know why you need to make sure there aren't cuts/open skin before using.