Herbal Ear Cleaner Recipes for Natural Ear Remedies

My tendency to try anything on myself before giving it to my pet has been a long-standing tradition. Yes, this does include trying their foods, which began at about age four when I discovered the envelopes of Tender Vittles on top of my parent’s refrigerator and couldn’t resist having a nibble, or three, for myself. The results – I didn’t think it was too bad back then, but now that I know what’s in it…I don’t even feed that junk to my pet.

So, when it comes to putting anything near my pet’s eyes, ears, or nose I feel the need to take extra precautions and continue my actions of testing everything I use on myself first.

The Importance of Natural Ear Cleaner for Pets

Admittedly, I have picked up “supposedly” herbal ear cleaner at the vet before and paid an exorbitant amount of money for a lot of chemicals that made my dog whimper with every application. I didn’t think to much about it back then because I didn’t know any better, and putting alcohol and drying agents into the ear didn’t seem so unusual – after all, I often put such chemicals in my ear post-swimming.

However, your dog or cat depends on their sense of hearing as a basic survival instinct, and we all should be more particular about what we put in those tender areas. Your pet is likely to let you know when they have ear problems. Some common signs include:

• Rubbing ears on furniture and carpets
• Digging in or rubbing the ears with back paw
• Head shaking frequently
• Unpleasant odors
• Black specs present indicate ear mites

Conscientious pet owners observe and analyze, and the sooner you detect the problem, the easier it will be to remedy and the less your pet will suffer. Whip up a batch of this effective pet ear relief remedy at home for just pennies a batch. Did we mention that this is an awesome ear remedy for pet owners, too?

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