EAR FLUSH - Page 1

What do you guys use to flush your dogs ears and how often do you use it. I've been using t8 keto but as of late it seems to be on backorder from everyone. What do you consider to be the best on the market?

1/2 vinegar and 1/2 filtered, non-chlorinated water.

I do it only when their ears are dirty or after swimming to prevent swimmers ear. For Sita, our pool-hound,  its almost every day.

I rarely put anything in my dogs ears. 

If we have to clean them....we use Chlorhexidine Flush.

Hi Michael, I am going to assume you dog has chronic ears. Yes DVM products have been a bugger to order.  Have you done an ear swab to see if anything is growing in the ear ?  You can have your vet call in an RX to a compounding pharmacy and they can make it for you. They can mix something close to what T8 keto is made of.
Always,
Cee

One more idea does your vet order from MWI/Vetpo? they have some. phone # 800-632-4596. This is a distributor for veterinarians.

Always,
Cee

malshep,  yes she has chronic ears, and yes she has been swabed. The ears will flair up from time to time,the t8 keto usually clears it up within a day or so.Thanks for the info I'll have my vet check with MWI/Vetpo.Thanks to everyone for your help.                                                                                                                          Michael

Use campo pheonec, put on Q-tip and swab every couple of days, be sure to clean out first and keep clean, has healing scent.  Buy at the drug store, very reasonable, its a human med for cuts, burns, etc.  will clear dogs ears promptly.

I just bought a "yeast kit" from the Nzymes people. Looking forward to seeing how it works. I know I'm being ridiculous here, but I swear after a day my girl had quit bugging her feet. She gets "allergies" in her ears and between her toes, like so many. She's not a radical case but she has uncomfortable phases. I'm very interested in the theory that it's not about allergies at all, but about Candida, and probably stemming from glutin in food and getting routine vaccinations (my dogs are pretty much 100% natural except for rabies shots). I'll let you know if this Nzymes stuff works.

If anybody else has tried it and failed, don't tell me the results until after I give it a fair shake! Too early to be disillusioned! And the Goddess knows, it's cheaper and  more sensible than trips to the vet that never work.