Miracle Care Ear Powder for Dogs and Cats, 12 Grams, Aids Hair Removal from Ear Canal, Keeps Ears Dry, Reduces Odor and Waxy Build Up

My dog is a poodle with ears full of fur and I got this when she started showing signs of discomfort in her ears. It did exactly as stated, the bottle is thin in design which helps with easy application (following directions is crucial and key). She seemed not to be bothered by it but I often wonder about the inner ear sensations she might experience despite it being for safe use for dogs health. I recommend the drying solution to go with it for sure. The powder is super light weight so it feels like the bottle is empty but it isn't.

My dog is always battling stinky, itchy, yeasty ears and I feel like I’ve tried everything without lasting results. He hates getting his ears washed with liquid products, and they seem to make the problem worse sometimes. The powder is so easy, just a little puff, and no cold liquid. This ear powder dried his ears and all the gunky stuff was so much easier to remove for him. Three days of using one time a day, and wow what a difference! He’s so much happier, and with his ears clear of wax and fur, he’s been acting like a pup again.I ordered the largest size container, and it will feel like it’s almost empty when you get it, but it does have the amount it is supposed to have. It needs airspace in the container to dispense the product properly.I absolutely recommend this product and I’m so happy to finally have something that’s effective.

I lost the bottle so I did not get the full result but need to buy another one

Miracle powder! Works great!

I haven’t gotten the hang in removing ear hair, but this does help.

Great powder to remove pet hair and keep ears dry.

Ive spent alots of money of his ear yeast infection until this powder i found from amazon.problem solved.

I have dogs which "normal people" take to the groomer. I'm not normal (or I'm cheap... not sure!). So, I bought some of my own clippers, blades, and guards, and my dogs have may not been perfectly groomed, but they are presentable! However... the ear hair. It bothers me intensely... seems so painful. I've seen my dog react to it being pulled out. Based on her reaction, it HURTS.To pluck or not to pluck. Some vets gave me an earful and said "PLUCK!" and while the others told me to lend them my, advising me "DON'T PLUCK!" I say, "What the..." Well, I chose to play it by ear and occasionally pull some of the hair as I pet them. Seemed like a fair compromise.Guess whose dog has an ear infection... vet said, that I had to get that hair out of there but "be sure to use that ear powder." I had been told by a few friends that it didn't do a thing. One of those friends was a groomer. Those friends who gave me an earful were WRONG!I used this brand ear powder after doing some research... so it wasn't just the first one I found! I did find it most affordable through Amazon (use smile.amazon.com, though... by doing this you don't have any extra fees but a non-profit of your choice gets some financial benefits. I've never found that I couldn't get something on Smile.amazon.com if it was available on Amazon but I digress)!I admit it... I was wet behind the ears so I watched a video or two. My ears pricked up and I watched carefully, too. It really didn't seem like it was going to be like trying to scratch my ear with my elbow! to task.Sent a puff of powder into my labradoodle's ear, kinda moved it around with my finger, grabbed some hair in between my finger and - WOW! - it came out without a twitch from my dog! She sighed, almost like a sigh of relief telling me that the Gimborn ear powder was music to her ears. I didn't even feel like I was having to pull very firmly. I tried to use tweezers, as recommended, but I found it easier to use my fingers. For the little bit of hair that was deeper than my fat fingers could reach but visible, I did use tweezers which was easy!I know. I've been bending your ear for too long. Have almost talked off your ear!So, in short... don't turn a deaf ear! Go on... save some money and do it yourself, reduce the pain involved for your dog, and you will be smiling from ear to ear!