Originally posted by dragondawg


Otherwise keep a tube of Ottomax on hand so that you can treat when it's obvious an infection is present.
Dragondawg you are bursting my bubble! I thought I was seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. I always have a tube of Otomax ointment on hand and with that I use the Oti-Clens wash, both prescribed by my vet. Neither of them has been successful in keeping Bella's ears free of yeast for very long. It is a never-ending thing. I now alternate with the Veterinarian's Best product that I mentioned earlier because the ingredients do not burn. The ingredients mentioned are yucca, aloe vera, chamomile, clove oil, tea tree oil and echinacea. I have found similar ear wash drops on line under holistic pet care. I was told to not use anything with vinegar or alcohol in her ears because it would burn. Now I am really