Re: dogs ears
Posted by: smarties <smarties@...>
Yogurt sure would hurt. Also there is a powder child form of probiotics
that can be sprinkled on food, and animal probiotics. I would get her on
one of these.
TTFN
Jacqui
----- Original Message -----
From: "Duane and Julie Banks" <dabanks@harbornet.net>
To: <homesteadheaven@weloveGod.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2001 10:42 AM
Subject: [HomeSteadHeaven] dogs ears
Does anyone know of a good natural approach to getting rid of yeast
infection in dogs ears? My Dalmatian has chronic ear infections (yeast) and
am getting tired of taking her to the vet to only have it come back time and
time again. My mother is also dealing with this with her Basset Hound. We
have found a few remedies but want real life advice from people who have
tried it. I know that there is an underlying cause for it most suspectedly
allergies, and have been working with the vets for years (she is 8) on this.
She has had every good quality type food imaginable and always gets the
infection anyways. I have recently read that their immunizations can
actually cause this problem for life. Anyways, will rubbing yogurt in the
ears help?? Any other suggestions?We do keep her ears clean on a regular
basis so accumulated dirt is not the problem. We have experimented with
different cleaners to to see if that is the problem and so far no luck. She
has been on IAMS chicken and Rice for a couple years now, we tried all the
others (duck and corn, beef, and she was on lamb and rice for a few years at
the beginning of her life). Thanks for any information you can give me! 🙂
Julie