Things You'll Need:
- washcloth
- warm water supplied by a garden hose or a turkey baster
- dog shampoo
- soft terry cloth towel
- medication if necessary from the vet
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Step 1
Flush the ear out with warm water. This can be done with a plunger such as a turkey baster or with a hose attached to a warm water supply.
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Step 2
pour shampoo on the washcloth and gently wash out the ear, use your finger to get down into the ear canal
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Step 3
rinse the ear out well by flushing with warm water again
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Step 4
dry the ear out with a dry terry cloth towel
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Step 5
put in any ear drops you may have from your vet












Comments
comeonkharma said
on 6/7/2009 After drying the ear, wet a cotton ball with natural apple cider vinegar and squeeze in a few drops. This raises the PH so bacteria and yeast can't grow in any residual moister.
SharonW said
on 11/20/2007 Thanks. This will help with my little Beagle.
showpup said
on 11/20/2007 Good tip on shaking the head, many people just think it's 'cute'.
KonaGirl said
on 11/20/2007 Good tips for your dog care.