this may sound a bit daft
i checked baileys ears on the weekend and his left one has quite a lot of wax in it. i think it's because since he broke his leg his back left leg sticks out a bit and i've noticed he can't stick his foot in his ear to clean it out :?
he'll be going to the vet the week after next to have it checked but i was wondering how i'll be able to get the wax out long term????
i did try and remove some very carefully on the weekend and again last night but he hates it and it's really too deep (although i got a tiny bit out but then he ate the wax :shock: )
i'm guessing there's drops available but he's only just gone one and i don't really want him to be on drops forever.
i did a search and read that olive oil can be used but how do you use it?
i checked baileys ears on the weekend and his left one has quite a lot of wax in it. i think it's because since he broke his leg his back left leg sticks out a bit and i've noticed he can't stick his foot in his ear to clean it out :?
he'll be going to the vet the week after next to have it checked but i was wondering how i'll be able to get the wax out long term????
i did try and remove some very carefully on the weekend and again last night but he hates it and it's really too deep (although i got a tiny bit out but then he ate the wax :shock: )
i'm guessing there's drops available but he's only just gone one and i don't really want him to be on drops forever.
i did a search and read that olive oil can be used but how do you use it?