That's good to know!  I used Acarexx on one of my adults about 10 weeks ago.  I'll have to recheck her.  It's so hard to try to keep ferals ears healthy - and a colony is a colony when it comes to numbers and keeping things like earmites and fleas under control whether they're inside or outside and whether they're people friendly or not.  It's still a major job to treat them.  I'll have to try comparing the effectiveness of Acarexx and home made Ivermectin compounds. 
 
In a message dated 6/13/2005 10:59:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I trap a feral for TNR, if they have earmites, they get Acarexx,
(.01% Ivermectin) in the ear canal.  I've had occasion to re-trap two
cats that this was done with, at least a month later, with no signs of
re-infestation.  My mom's cat had a nasty case of earmites and we used
the Acarexx on him, again, he didn't have to be re-dosed.  I realize
that the second dose is for the eggs, but in at least these three
instances, one dose seems to have been enough.  With ferals that's so
very important.  Once again, thanks for the specifics.  I always feel
better giving my charges something that has been proven to be safe and
effective.
Nina
 

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