Claro Otic Solution Rx
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Requires veterinary authorization.
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Your pet's veterinarian will provide directions for use.
What is Claro Otic Solution for Dogs?
- Claro is a prescription ear solution for dogs that treats otitis externa, outer ear infection, caused by yeast and bacteria.
- Claro contains florfenicol, terbinafine, and mometasone - an antibacterial, an antifungal, and an anti-inflammatory steroid.
- Claro works by killing infection causing bacteria and yeast in the ear and reducing swelling, and redness associated with ear infections.
Why do cats and dogs use Claro?
- If your dog has been diagnosed with otitis externa or an ear condition, your veterinarian may prescribe an ear solution such as Claro.
- Claro kills the yeast and bacteria causing the infection and has a steroid to treat swelling and redness.
What else should I know about Claro?
- One dose of Claro is designed to last 30 days.
What problems could my dog or cat have with Claro?
- Do not use in dogs with damaged ear drums.
- This should be used with caution in dogs with kidney problems.
How do you use Claro?
- Shake well before use.
- Your veterinarian may ask you to bring the Claro in to the office so that the dose can be given in the office.
- Prevent your dog and other animals from licking or grooming the treated ears for at least 20 to 30 minutes after application.
What is in Claro?
- Claro combines three drugs.
- It contains the antibiotic florfenicol, the antifungal terbinafine, and the steroid mometasone furoate.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Claro is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog or cat to finish all of the Claro?
- Claro contains an antibiotic. Resistance is a major concern when using antibiotics. To help avoid resistance, it is important for you to use this for as long as your veterinarian has prescribed, even if you dog or cat is looking and feeling better. Claro should not be used to prevent ear infections.
Review Summary
55 total reviews
Rated 4.45 out of 5 stars
50% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
44 5 star reviews
4 4 star reviews
1 3 star reviews
0 2 star reviews
6 1 star reviews
Most Liked Positive Review
Very effective.
Have had issues with my German Shephards ears since he was very young. Have tried everything. My dog doesn't like anyone or anything to touch his ears. All the other daily treatments were impossible as it is a wrestling match with this 120lb dog every day. I took my dog to the vet one way in regards to his ears. I was there to tell the vet it was time to do the procedure we did a few years earlier. Basically, anesthetize him and have the vet clean his ears out and then put the same stuff in he did last time. He told me we don't have to do that any more. We got 4 people in the room, we got the dog held down and we got the Claro in both ears. The results were amazing. Highly recommend.
Most Liked Negative Review
Horrible experience for my dog and me
Our vet applied this to our terrier mix, Cooper, resulting in 30 days of painful whining and oozing ears. It created a sticky discharge which required delicate cleaning of the ear flap EVERY DAY FOR A MONTH. The waxy discharge was nearly impossible to remove from his fur. It created extreme discomfort and he was constantly trying to shake and claw this junk out of his ear. What a nightmare!
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VetRX is amazing!
From UndisclosedComments about Claro Otic Solution Two 1mL DosesThey saved me hundreds on my pug's medication (Claro ear drops) and were incredibly helpful throughout the process. Their customer service is top-notch, and they got in touch with my vet quickly to get her prescription filled fast. Highly recommend! -
Yes it works helped
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Rickey Boy!
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Worked Great on My Dog's Chronic Ear Infections
From UndisclosedComments about Claro Otic Solution One 1mL DoseMy dog has had chronic ear infections most of her life. I have gone to multiple vets and tried multiple solutions. One vet recommended the Claro Otic Solution. He said it had just come out. He applied it, and my dog had total relief for two years. So I am going back to it. -
No more icky ears with Claro!!
From UndisclosedComments about Claro Otic Solution Two 1mL DosesI am so fortunate for my Vet and your business get me my preferred product prompt.-
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Russian Princess
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Normal dog now has trouble eating, drinking, and walking.
From Moscow IdahoComments about Claro Otic SolutionMy vet suggested this product for my dog's waxy ears. Afterward, her tongue stopped working correctly, making it difficult for her to eat and drink. She also become ataxic, having difficulty standing or walking. It has basically turned her into an invalid and robbed her of quality of life. I have to feed her by hand, and have been hydrating her with saline from the vet given at home sub-q. We had the vet try to flush Claro from her ears, as best as could be done. One week after application, Lucy is walking again, but wobbly. I wish so much we had never used this. -
My dog now appears to be deaf
From Punta Gorda FloridaComments about Claro Otic SolutionI am so sad that I didn't try some type of a home remedy to clear up the yeast in my little dogs ears. He now appears to be deaf and will never hear "Good Boy" or our voices again. It breaks my heart I let this happen to my beloved pet. -
Claro
From Ontario canadaComments about Claro Otic SolutionVet treated my dog with claro ear medication in November. He stopped eating after 2 days. Had vet do full bloodwork and stool sample after week 2 and all good. I was literally outs small amounts of tin food in his mouth and holding it closed. Vet put him on stomach meds and well into week 3 he finally ate small bits of chicken . He is a small shizu Maltese mix and list 1.5 pounds. It wasn't until 32 days after he was given claro that he finally ate a meal. Never again will any of my dogs use this medication. -
Jacks ears all Better!
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Captain Jack Sparrow
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I love how fast I get the medication's
From UndisclosedComments about Claro Otic Solution Two 1mL DosesLove .you guys Thank you-
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Lucy
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Claro has helped my pet.
From UndisclosedComments about Claro Otic Solution One 1mL DoseThis has been the best medicine for Hershey's. He is always scratching and producing debris and wax.-
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Hershey
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Q & A
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Can you bath Your dog the day after the treatment ??
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Currently, there is no data available on bathing after Claro Otic Solution administration. The manufacturer recommends bathing the dog below the neck only after administration using caution not to allow water into the ears. Additionally, it is not recommended to allow the dog to swim 30 days following administration.
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Dog likes to play hard and romp with other dogs - they pull on each other's ears and cheeks- will this dislodge the medicine? Can she continue to play as 'normal' or should her activity be contained??
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The manufacturer’s package label does not specify if this activity would make the medication less effective. Please consult with your veterinarian if normal activity level would make the medication less effective.
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Since this product comes only as 2 tubes, what is the shelf life of this product if I order it today? Also, does it need to be refrigerated??
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How long after treating yeast ear infection with Clark will it take for dog to quit shaking his head.?
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The duration of effects of Claro Otic Solution is intended to last 30 days. Unfortunately, head shaking is not a side effect of this medication and we are unable to determine when you dog’s head shaking will subside. Please contact your veterinarian regarding your concerns.
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can you use this in a pregnant dog??
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According to the Claro Otic Solution product label, the safe use of Claro during pregnancy has not been evaluated. Please speak with your veterinarian for more information.
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Vet says they want to insert into ear and leave it in for 2 wks, what is this insert??
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Claro otic drops are ear drops that come packaged as single doses. Each small tube is one dose, and the entire quantity and is placed into the dog's ear. The medication then lasts around 30 days, targeting and killing bacteria and yeast in the ear.
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Although I saw there were no clinically relevant instances of an adverse effect on hearing, were there ANY cases where hearing loss occurred following multiples dosages? My dog has been treated 3x with Claro in the last 6 months and I am trying to figure out if her sudden deafness is due to the Claro or because the vet tech broke off the ear squab in her ear (asking because not sure if the squab breaking off could've caused damage plus it seems to be both her ears having the problem).?
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The integrity of the tympanic membrane should be confirmed before administering the product. Reevaluate the dog if hearing loss or signs of vestibular dysfunction are observed during treatment. In the study that allowed the Claro Otic solution to be FDA approved, one dog had thickening of the tympanic membrane and one dog had an aural hematoma. Nothing was reported in terms of hearing loss. It is also important to note that these adverse effects were not clinically relevant. It is recommended to contact your veterinarian with any additional questions or concerns.
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how long until the dog is no longer in pain after application??
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The dog's pain is likely due to the inflammation from the yeast and bacteria. The pain should begin to subside after the initial application. Once the drugs begin to rid the dog's ear of the infection, the pain should begin to subside. Additionally, the steroid in the drug preparation should start working to decrease inflammation after initial application. Please contact your dog's veterinarian regarding the use of this medication in your dog.
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what are the side effects of this solution??
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Claro Otic contains florfenicol as an antibiotic, terbinafine as an antifungal, and mometasone as a steroid. According to the manufacturer there are no reported adverse effects to this medication. But warns that it should not be used in dogs with ruptured or damaged ear drums, or dogs with impaired liver function. Because this contains a steroid, dogs should receive regular check ups and bloodwork when being treated.
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