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Clinical trials have demonstrated that Otodex Veterinary Ear Drops are effective in the treatment of the ear mite otodectes cynotis.

Ingredients: Lemongrass Oil, Thyme Oil, Mint Oil, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Inert Ingredients: Glycerin, Water. So, while you might not be able to keep cat from scratching furniture altogether, these tips can reduce the likelihood of damage to your home. It can be heated in the microwave and lasts for hours helping with muscle relaxation, to relieve injury and reduce stress. Just like a hot water bottle, the Hotties® microwavable heat pad for pets gives continuous gentle warmth. The spray disperses evenly on to their fur (they have a lot of it) but I get the itch relief I have to rub it in a touch.However, PLEASE NOTE my homemade spray uses essential oils which can be toxic to cats who don’t have the liver enzymes necessary to break down the essential oils. It also works great on all surfaces, meaning it doesn’t stain, and it keeps your cat from heading over to scratch. This double-sided sticky tape comes in panels or rolls like regular tape, and can be stuck where you need it and removed easily afterward. It is also simple to use as all you have to do is smoothly ruffle coat or part fur to expose the affected area. And I know my photos show actual lemon and rosemary inside the spray bottle, but you really don’t need it.

Re-apply daily or as needed until undesirable habit is broken, praise cat when positive behavior is exhibited. Cats will not use leather as scratching posts anyway if offered a better alternative (see excellent advice above). We understand, and that’s why we took the time to track down nine of the best products on the market today and came up with comprehensive reviews for each one!Mine too It has hundreds, if not thousands of tiny scratches and pinpricks from kittens when they aren't big enough to jump straight up.