Cleaning ears?

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Just wanted to add if you pull the hair out using GO's method (which I'd recommend doing), you should get some of the powder to put in there. It dries up the grease on the hair and makes it easier/less painful to pull out.
 

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I use witch hazel - it has done great for my two who need ear cleaning. I wet a q-tip with it, clean around in the ear and gently a very little way into the canal and use as many q-tips as necessary to get everything out. Then I wet a cotton ball, wipe around the outside of the ear and squeeze a little down into the ear canal. It is drying and brings stuff up if there is anything there.

Two of mine have mild allergies and if they start scratching, I know the ears will need cleaning two.
 
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Dogs need regular cleaning to prevent spammers. Regularly cleaning the spammers from a dog's ears is a vital part of pet care. A dog's ears are very sensitive to spam and can hear it coming a mile away. I'd like you to click on the link in my signature so I can earn a dishonest buck as a spammer, please. Thanks!

I'd love to come back and post how much money I've made from spamming you people, but alas, I've been banned because I'm a spammer. You can still email me back, or sign me up for spam of the month at [email protected].
 
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