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If it is dry, olive oil with garlic soaked in it. Put a few drops and moosh them around in there.

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Anyone have a homeopathic cleaner for dog's ears? One of Zig's ears it rather crusty and I tried to clean it and now he's flipping his head like it itches. It was dry gunk in there, not the usual waxy, dirty stuff.

Vet I usually take him to wants him to have all his friggin' shots. We don't do shots in this house, kid or dog.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks, Shari & Ziggy Marley Jimi Hendrix the Welsh Corgi

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If the garlic oil doesn't work.. try some super tonic diluted with a bit of distilled water... to wipe out the ears.. SuziSV <shavig@...> wrote: Anyone have a homeopathic cleaner for dog's ears? One of Zig's ears it rather crusty and I tried to clean it and now he's flipping his head like it itches. It was dry gunk in there, not the usual waxy, dirty stuff. Vet I usually take him to wants him to have all his friggin' shots. We don't do shots in this house, kid or dog. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Shari & Ziggy Marley Jimi Hendrix the Welsh Corgi Suzi What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been

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how long does the garlic have to soak in the oo? can i just cut a clove in half and drop it in?

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Anyone have a homeopathic cleaner for dog's ears? One of Zig's ears it rather crusty and I tried to clean it and now he's flipping his head like it itches. It was dry gunk in there, not the usual waxy, dirty stuff.

Vet I usually take him to wants him to have all his friggin' shots. We don't do shots in this house, kid or dog.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks, Shari & Ziggy Marley Jimi Hendrix the Welsh Corgi

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Cut it or crush it and let it sit for maybe an hour. This is not measured by micrometer. Just soak it and drop it in his ears.

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dog ears

Anyone have a homeopathic cleaner for dog's ears? One of Zig's ears it rather crusty and I tried to clean it and now he's flipping his head like it itches. It was dry gunk in there, not the usual waxy, dirty stuff.

Vet I usually take him to wants him to have all his friggin' shots. We don't do shots in this house, kid or dog.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks, Shari & Ziggy Marley Jimi Hendrix the Welsh Corgi

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Yes... but just swab it.. SuziSV <shavig@...> wrote: I've got tonic! About 1/2 & 1/2 dilute? Eye dropper and drop some in or just swab it out? Shari

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Hi, I work at an animal hospital and have a Lab, lol, she used to keep

an ear infection when her old owners had her. I got her when they were

going to put her down, another long, sad story about why some people

should not own pets.

Best thing I have found to keep the ears nice, clean and dry is 1/2

white vinegar and rubbing alcohol. That will help neutralize the ear

and the alcohol will help keep it dry. The shaking head can be a

problem, if it goes on to long a big ole nasty hematoma can form. Most

dogs don't have a problem with ear mites, unless they are in the barn

a lot around infected hay or something like that. Look down in there,

if it's runny and has a strong scent, it's probably yeast. Number one

ear infection is yeast, at least in our clinic. You may want to look

around for another Vet, too. Most will strongly suggest vaccines but

not require them except for boarding.

faye

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