DOG CARE AT HOME (PART-4)

• Your dog may not like the idea of having an ear cleaning, so be sure to remain tolerant and affectionate.
• Try petting your pal while you clean their ears. Doing the cleansing in the bathroom is the best idea; it will help for an easier clean-up.
• There are doggy ear cleaning washes and doggy ear cleaning powders available (or you may concoct your own wash using half white vinegar and half rubbing alcohol).
• To start, put a generous helping of cleaner into your dog's ear and rub at the base for thirty seconds.
• After the half minute rub, allow your canine to shake their head free of excess cleaner.
• With a cotton ball, wipe down the noticeable part of the inside of your dog's ear to finish the cleaning.
• Don't use Q-tips on your dog and maintain a gentle touch throughout the process.