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The link that Lisa posted about ear treatment will be your best way to get the problem helped out
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Originally posted by Deb and moved to a Sticky.
1. Ointment from the vet and a cleansing wash: Temporary fix for you and your dog, it is a shame but it does not truly clear the dogs ears so you keep coming back
2. Small, dry like bumps. Mostly on top of her head, but has more here and there. very well be a reaction to the medication, her food etc. w/o seeing it, it would be really hard to say
3. Could allergies be the cause these two conditions and how can they be resolved? Ear infections come from many things, allergies, fluid trapped in the ear, wax build up etc.
This solution I have been using for over 15 yrs with my dogs ears, dogs I have rescued on there hot spots, paws, around the eyes, & ears, my own ears. I have never had an ear infection nor problems with it ...
Homopathic Ear Cleaning Solution
The best thing for ear infections is the following:
1/3 Apple cider Vinegar
1/3 Rubbing Alcohol
1/3 Hydrogen Peroxide
Rubbing Alcohol = Sterilized Drying Agent. So any fluid that is left in the ear this will dry it up
Hydrogen Peroxide = Antiseptic & Oxidizer. So this will help to start clearing up the infection
Apple Cider Vinegar = Alkaline Agent. So this will help to bring the balance back to the ear canal
Must remember that our bodies as well as dog have a balance of Alkaline & Acidic, so the body can get to acidic but not over alkaline.
Hence the ear with the infection due to, too much moister built up in the ear canal. So once the ear is re-alkaline there is no way the infection or yeast to be able to live so it dies off.
The Directions are
3X daily for 3 days
2X daily for 3 days
1X daily for 3 days
Once a week for maintenance
For a bottle to use, I always suggest you make it in a shampoo bottle, easy to pour and make the solution, you do not have to refrigerate
((NOTE: stop using the product from your vet, use this like I have stated and keep the medication / wash for other things)))
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Figuring out what it is coming from can be hard but lets start with your diet
- Kibble brand?
- Which one in the brand?
- Treats?
- Shampoos?
I truly hope you get the problem under control, once you do we can help you figure out what is might be by answering these questions
This is the original post in that link
Originally posted by Deb and moved to a Sticky.
1. Ointment from the vet and a cleansing wash: Temporary fix for you and your dog, it is a shame but it does not truly clear the dogs ears so you keep coming back
2. Small, dry like bumps. Mostly on top of her head, but has more here and there. very well be a reaction to the medication, her food etc. w/o seeing it, it would be really hard to say
3. Could allergies be the cause these two conditions and how can they be resolved? Ear infections come from many things, allergies, fluid trapped in the ear, wax build up etc.
This solution I have been using for over 15 yrs with my dogs ears, dogs I have rescued on there hot spots, paws, around the eyes, & ears, my own ears. I have never had an ear infection nor problems with it ...
Homopathic Ear Cleaning Solution
The best thing for ear infections is the following:
1/3 Apple cider Vinegar
1/3 Rubbing Alcohol
1/3 Hydrogen Peroxide
Rubbing Alcohol = Sterilized Drying Agent. So any fluid that is left in the ear this will dry it up
Hydrogen Peroxide = Antiseptic & Oxidizer. So this will help to start clearing up the infection
Apple Cider Vinegar = Alkaline Agent. So this will help to bring the balance back to the ear canal
Must remember that our bodies as well as dog have a balance of Alkaline & Acidic, so the body can get to acidic but not over alkaline.
Hence the ear with the infection due to, too much moister built up in the ear canal. So once the ear is re-alkaline there is no way the infection or yeast to be able to live so it dies off.
The Directions are
3X daily for 3 days
2X daily for 3 days
1X daily for 3 days
Once a week for maintenance
For a bottle to use, I always suggest you make it in a shampoo bottle, easy to pour and make the solution, you do not have to refrigerate
((NOTE: stop using the product from your vet, use this like I have stated and keep the medication / wash for other things)))
___________________________________________________________
Figuring out what it is coming from can be hard but lets start with your diet
- Kibble brand?
- Which one in the brand?
- Treats?
- Shampoos?
I truly hope you get the problem under control, once you do we can help you figure out what is might be by answering these questions
