Sammyj Ears, was like scratching them

**poofy** · 10-21-2005, 07:32 PM

his were really dirty,

Shame on me.. and now I know not to flush with water..I found some of that c/o cleaning agent online. I was looking at stuff there , so I could tell what would be best..thanks for the advise..
And yes plucking hairs does hurt, but its best I have Sammyjs alll cleaned up now and there has been no, scratching of ears.

**sammy101** · 10-21-2005, 11:00 PM

i use these cleaning wipes from PetsMart.They work really well,and they freshen their ears.

Petkin Jumbo Earwipes

I'd be carefull with the Q-tip also

**poofy** · 10-21-2005, 11:06 PM

all the information..I had never cleaned a dogs ears before..

I was like the people this one vet was talking about that only see the ears and dont really think about them

I also have been reading a lot to, so no more water and no Qtips..Thanks a lot..

**wolfsoul** · 10-22-2005, 09:33 AM

At work, we use this stuff called "Blue Thunder." It's like a miracle. Even just yesterday a woman came in and said that her dog was groomed last week and she wanted to know what we put in his ears because he has completely stopped itching them and there was no greasy buildup. She said it was the first thing that's worked in months. I'm not sure where you can get Blue Thunder but you can ask around the grooming parlors --- maybe another one carries it.

If a dog has really dirty ears, before we put the blue thunder in we take a Q-tip soaked in ear cleaner or rubbing alcohol and clean the gunk out.

**poofy** · 10-22-2005, 09:37 AM

It would be great to get some..dont think its likely, as I dont have a car..lol..
Blue thunder, I can call a few places but will they sell to you? Thank you very much and when are we going to see more grooming pictures???