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easy to use but durability varies
Bio-Groom Ear-Care Non-Oily Dog Ear Cleaner is generally well-received, especially by owners of dogs with frequent ear issues. However, there are concerns about potential irritants and quality control issues, particularly with the larger bottles. Overall, it works well but requires careful monitoring for any adverse reactions in pets.
Strong smell of rubbing alcohol may cause irritation in dogs' ears.
Prevention: Monitor your dog's ears for any signs of irritation or discomfort after use. Consider using a different brand if issues persist.
Works well in cleaning dog's ears.
Large bottles reported to smell strongly of rubbing alcohol
Tip: Monitor your dog closely and preferably use smaller bottles instead of one-gallon bottles. You may consider trying smaller batches before investing in a large batch.
Large bottles smell much more strongly of rubbing alcohol
Tip: Trofically Monitor your dog closely and preferably use smaller bottles instead. If you experience issues in the future please report them.
Recent reviews indicate issues with the large bottle, suggesting a possible change in formula or manufacturing process.
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It is generally good for all dogs, but monitor for any signs of irritation, especially in dogs with sensitive ears like Basset Hounds or Cockers.
Stop using the product immediately and consult a vet. Consider switching to a different brand.
Start with a smaller bottle to monitor your dog's reaction, as the larger bottles have been reported to cause issues.
"I was hesitant because of other reviews but this is working much much better than everything I’ve tried."
"Something Very Wrong..., This smells strongly of rubbing alcohol and burns my dog's ears. She will not allow me to clean her ears when using this. Yes, I do shake the bottle before using and refilling my dispenser bottle. It does not smell or look like the product in the smaller bottles. I will be..."
Bio-Groom ear cleaner is a decent choice but may cause irritation. Buyers should proceed with caution and possibly try a smaller bottle first. Be aware of potential issues and monitor your dog's reaction closely.