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Jenny Fryar
My black Lab has her first ear infection at the age of seven. Â I was wondering if there is a homemade version of the ear flush that does not contain alcohol and is still suitable to clean her ears. Â Is there an herbal treatment for the infection itself, or do I need to stick with the drops from the vet’s office?
I am just getting started, and want to do right by my dog.
Thank you,
Jenny Fryar
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Joelle
How bad is the ear infection? Has it affect his balance at all or just annoying him? I have a friend that flush the ear with colloidal silver with good success. But some herbal tea rinses (calendula?) maybe would be good too if you want to avoid alcohol tinctures.
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Michelle Koch
Patrick is particularly fond of using calendula in dog ears. You can make a tea and keep it in the fridge for several days.
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SUZANNE
The other day I saw a video that Doc Jones did about earaches. Taking an onion and mashing it up and getting the juice and putting into the ear. I know he was talking about humans in this regard, but I was wondering about ear infections in dogs. I know that dogs CAN NOT have onions to eat, but can it be used for the ear infections as a remedy??? I also have a lab and she sometimes gets infections. Making her a healthy home-cooked diet has helped so much.
Any feed back on using onion juice for dog ear infections would be much appreciated!
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