- CLEARIT -

Dispatched same day if ordered before 2pm, with 1st CLASS POSTAGE. (Excludes Bank Holidays & Weekends)

  New Improved version of Mr. W. Watchman's Original Tried & Trusted Iodoform based Formula 

Does your pet suffer from sore, smelly or itchy ears? One of the most common reasons, is ear mites that can cause canker build up and irritation.

  CLEARIT is the Most Effective Ear Mite, Canker & Yeast Relief Available

The proven formula eases discomfort and works rapidly, on itchy, waxy or smelly ears, when used according to the instructions.

Suitable for use on dogs, cats, horses and rabbits

Comes with full instructions for use, and is supplied in an airtight bottle.

This listing is for a 20g bottle. We have other quantities available in our range, please take a look for greater savings, on multiple purchases.

• A pinch of powder is applied using the end of a small spoon or make up brush.

• Lightly dust around the inner ear avoiding the ear hole. Gently massage it in with your fingers from the outside.

• Relief can often come with the first dose, but the treatment should continue for 1-5 days, after which the ears should be cleaned. 

• Can be used on dogs, cats, horses and rabbits. 

• It is worthwhile applying Clearit to the paws of your animal also, in order to prevent cross-contamination. This can be done with ease by placing some of the powder in a bag and working it into the paw, pads and halfway up the leg.

For external use only. Easy to apply with no discomfort for your dog. For all treatments, only a very small amount is needed.

We are a family run business, with many years of experience in caring for animals, both in rescue work, as breeders, and of course devoted pet owners. This remedy is an absolutely essential part of our first aid box. It was brought to our attention some time ago, and has proved invaluable at clearing and preventing ear mites, as well as yeast and fungal infections.

We strive to bring high quality, great value and excellent customer service to all our customers. If you have any questions about this or any of the other items in our range, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

What Are Ear Mites? 

There are several types of mites that can live in your dog’s ear, but the most common are otodectes cynotis, as the name suggests, ear mites are a tiny spider like parasitic mite that infect the ears of dogs and cats. Ear mites feed on epidermal debris & ear wax. They burrow into the ear, causing inflammation which the body responds to by producing more wax. An individual mite has a three-week life cycle, and is barely visible to the naked eye. Causing irritation and inflammation, ear mites can infect the external and internal canal, and lead to more serious skin or ear infections if left untreated. Infection usually produces a characteristic dark and sometimes unpleasant smelling discharge, in some cases, the ear canal can become entirely blocked. 

What Causes Ear Mites?

Ear mites are highly contagious, mites are most common in outdoor cats, who can infect their canine companions. They are most often passed from pet to pet in casual contact at home or outside. It is therefore a good idea to check all pets, if one becomes infected. Thankfully humans are generally immune to ear mites!

What Are the General Symptoms of Ear Mites in Dogs?

Excessive scratching and rubbing of ears, head shaking black or brown wax, strong odour and inflammation/obstruction of ear canal with dark brown discharge. Ear mites are terribly uncomfortable for your dog. Imagine how it would feel having thousands of little bugs running around in one of your most sensitive areas. Usually the first symptom you notice will be your dog scratching his ears or shaking his head due to the extreme itchiness that the mites cause. His ears may be painful to touch and he may cry in pain when you touch them or while he is scratching them. He may rub his face along the ground trying to relieve the itching. You may also notice an unpleasant odour coming from the ears. Dogs may cause damage by scratching, causing the ears to bleed. They may also shake their ears with such intensity that small blood vessels are broken and hematomas form.

Ears, and General Body Itching

A vet in Australia has isolated the mite that causes intense itching and distress in dogs, who are continually scratching and biting parts of their body. The vet says the ear mite has transferred itself to the scurf of the body. It is tiny and very mobile. Vets can find nothing wrong - skin scrapings sent to vet college give a clean bill of health. Shampooing is useless. Treatment - dust some Clearit lightly onto the skin. If animal has long hair, part the hair with a comb, feeding a trickle of Clearit to exposed skin. A little powder goes a long way. 

Anus Itching If the animal pulls it's bottom on the floor, and it is not gland trouble, the mites may have began breeding under the tail. Treatment - Apply a tiny amount of cream or Vaseline to finger of glove and dip into the Clearit powder. Apply to just under tail where necessary. 

Itchy Paws Mites can get between the claws, making the animal first lick the paw constantly, turning the pads to jelly. Then they tear out the fur, and finally chew until there are sores. Treatment - Hold the paw in a plastic bag containing a small amount of Clearit. Work powder between claws, into pads and a little way up the leg.