bedlingtons

[bobby 3]

hello all,

i wonder if anybody has experienced severe ear problems with their dogs? i have worked beddies for many years...and i am well aware of the problems associated with them and how to deal with it..but one of the bitches i own suffers very badly with her ears...i am back and fore to the vets for ear wash and antibiotics all the time...what do you use?...any usefull info is very much appreciated.

 

bobby

[kris 0]

Prevention is better than cure , strip the ears on a regular basis with small forceps as they tend to get deeper in the ear. you can use olive oil to soften the wax and it should break down in its own time, you can do this weekly, i hope this helps

[Guest Tab]

Prevention is better than cure , strip the ears on a regular basis with small forceps as they tend to get deeper in the ear. you can use olive oil to soften the wax and it should break down in its own time, you can do this weekly, i hope this helps

 

 

That what I do with mine. The hair grows quite some way down - I pluck it out with blunt tweezers as far as I dare.

Edited January 10, 2006 by Tab

[bobby 3]

[thank you for taking the time two reply....i know how two keep the ear clean as she is my 7th bedlington the problem is she has been pulled about so much by the vet ...she knows whats coming it really is a pain.

[bobby 3]

wazor...sorry [bANNED TEXT] forgot 2 thankyou 4 the info..i will chase that up.

[socks 32,253]

agree with waz the yard dog for the greyhounds has the same prob ... thornit sorts it straight

[Guest knocavoeboy]

http://www.doghealth.co.uk/thornit.htm

 

heres a link for that thornit stuff gonna order some myself

[bobby 3]

cheers [bANNED TEXT] ...i allready have the phone number..thanks.