What are common medicines for the treatment of ear mites?
The common medicines that you can use to kill the mites can vary. There are products that can contain insecticides such as permetherins. There are also products that do not contain insecticides and are...
View ArticleWill earmites die on their own without treatment?
No, the ear mites will not die without treatment. They can only live for their 21 day life cycle but they will continue to breed and cause and ear mite infestation to become worse. We do offer products...
View ArticleWhat happens if we touch the Eco Dust when treating for ear mites?
Nothing will happen to you if your skin touches the All Stop DE-Stroy Pest Control Eco Dust. This product is a food grade diatomaceous earth that looks and feels similar to baby powder. This product is...
View ArticleCan ear mite products be used on humans as well as animals?
Our brand of human products is called All Stop. We do offer the All Stop Mitactin Skin Spray to treat mites on humans. Normally humans will not catch ear mites from their pets. Unless you are...
View ArticleCan you breed dogs or cats with ear mites?
You can still breed animals when they have ear mites. It is suggest however to treat the pets for ear mites before they are bred. If you breed a pet that has ear mites this can cause the other pet to...
View ArticleHow successful is your ear mite treatment system?
Our ear mite treatment system consists of two products the PetsBestRx Healing and Protection Spray and the PetsBestRx Ear Wash Treatment. One of these should be used in the morning and one at night....
View ArticleHow long do we have to wait to go back into a room after using the Eco Dust...
Allstop DE-Stroy Eco Dust is a non-toxic food grade Diatomaceous Earth Powder. It is a safe powder not treated with chemicals. You can treat the room yourself and not have to leave the room at any...
View ArticleHow long does the product take to rid of ear mites?
The time allowed for ear mite treatment depends on the severity of the infestation and the length of time they have had ear mites. The longer your pet has been dealing with ear mites the longer the...
View ArticleWhat other animals can get ear mites?
Ear mites do not discriminate. They can be transferred from animal to animal contact or human to animal contact. The ear mites can get on your or your clothing; you pet another animal and transfer the...
View ArticleCan ear mites cause hearing loss?
Yes, if an ear mite condition is left untreated for a long period of time it can cause trauma to the ears and ultimately cause hearing loss. Common signs of ear mites are frequent scratching, profuse...
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