Witch Hazel??? Vinegar????<
>Any ideas??? <i>~Ingrid~</i><i><i></i>
Do you have any homemade cleaners for your Dogs' ears????
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Blackwidow92
Re: Do you have any homemade cleaners for your Dogs' ears???
Have yot tried babyoil ? I use it for my cats. Oil on a cottonball, clean the ear and then take a clean cottenball and do the same again but now without oil. <i></i>
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Ingrid
Re: Do you have any homemade cleaners for your Dogs' ears???
Hey Blackwidow! <
>That's an excellent idea! I never thought of that one! And I think that it's great because My dog's ears are very very sensitive so they dry out fast and they could even bleed, so the oil should be able to prevent that from happening!<
>Thanks so much for the tip! <i>~Ingrid~</i><i><i></i>
>That's an excellent idea! I never thought of that one! And I think that it's great because My dog's ears are very very sensitive so they dry out fast and they could even bleed, so the oil should be able to prevent that from happening!<
>Thanks so much for the tip! <i>~Ingrid~</i><i><i></i>
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Blackwidow92
Re: Do you have any homemade cleaners for your Dogs' ears???
Forget to mension it, you can also use vegatible oil, you know the ones you fry the chips in. Cause if your dog has very sensitive ears you don't have to rub that out, he can lick it him/herself and it's good against hairballs in the tummy they won't clud up then which can couse infections in the belly. <i></i>
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Ingrid
Re: Do you have any homemade cleaners for your Dogs' ears???
Oh...I didn't know that vegetable oil can be used too!<
>I'll keep that in mind! That's a great tip Blackwidow! Wow! You know a lot about pet care! I am really impressed! <
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>Thanks so much for your tip Blackwidow! <i>~Ingrid~</i><i><i></i>
>I'll keep that in mind! That's a great tip Blackwidow! Wow! You know a lot about pet care! I am really impressed! <
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>Thanks so much for your tip Blackwidow! <i>~Ingrid~</i><i><i></i>