ADAMS Ear Mite Treatment For Dogs and Cats Over 12 Weeks, Soothing Aloe and Lanolin Formula, .5 Fl oz

ADAMS Ear Mite Treatment for Dogs & Cats

Help your furry friend find relief from the discomfort of ear mites with ADAMS Ear Mite Treatment. Designed for dogs and cats 12 weeks and older, this fast-acting treatment kills ear mites on contact while soothing irritated skin with aloe and lanolin. Pets suffering from ear mites often shake their heads or scratch their ears excessively, causing additional irritation—ADAMS Ear Mite Treatment helps address these symptoms quickly and effectively. Use daily for 7–10 days and repeat treatment after two weeks if necessary to ensure complete relief.

Features:

• Kills Ear Mites: Destroys ear mites on contact for dogs and cats 12 weeks and older
• Soothes Skin: Contains aloe and lanolin to help calm irritation in the treated area
• Use Daily: Apply once daily for 7–10 days; repeat treatment in two weeks if necessary
• Easy-to-Use: Applicator tube allows precise application directly into the ear
• Proven Performance: Trusted since 1975 for pet care with a triple line of defense against fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes

Directions:

Clean the ears to remove built-up wax and dirt. While holding your pet securely, fill the ear canal with the labeled number of drops for your pet’s weight. Massage the base of the ear to ensure insecticidal action penetrates the ear wax. Gently dry the ear with a cotton ball, soft cloth, or cotton swab. Apply daily for 7–10 days and repeat after two weeks if necessary. If symptoms persist or irritation develops, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.

Dosage by Body Weight:

• Under 15 lbs: 4–5 drops per ear, per day
• 16–30 lbs: 5–10 drops per ear, per day
• Over 30 lbs: 10–15 drops per ear, per day

Ingredients:

Pyrethrins 0.05%, Piperonyl Butoxide* 0.50%, Other Ingredients 99.45%
*Butylcarbityl 6-propylpiperonyl ether and related compounds

Important: For use in dogs and cats 12 weeks and older. Keep out of reach of children. If conditions persist or irritation occurs, consult your veterinarian.