Submitted by IndyBulldog™ on January 13, 2013 - 12:14am.
I use it on wrinkles, 50/50 with distilled water out of a bottle like from the store. I mix some up to use to wipe their faces sometimes...not like 3 or 4 times a day but once or twice a week. I does seem to kill red yeast. I also use in on feet, between the toes. But inside the ear I use Epi-Otic to clean
I use a q-tip to gently remove any red stuff , I have one dog with an ear that I have to watch closer than the other three ears, I'll wipe gently with a kleenx on my finger if it's wet and I then use Animax...or Mometamax both come from the vet.
But, I'm not saying to not use it in ears, but I use these other things. Maybe someone else will know better.
Submitted by Deb and MacKenz... on January 13, 2013 - 11:42am.
I have know others to use homemade concoctions for ear washes, but not with Listerine.
I personally use EpiOtic as a cleaner or Zymox if there is some yeast that needs to be cleared up.
I had a guy tell me this at the vets once (not an employee of
the place), but it sounded a little kooky to me.
Fatboy aka Stinky :)
What I think
I use it on wrinkles, 50/50 with distilled water out of a bottle like from the store. I mix some up to use to wipe their faces sometimes...not like 3 or 4 times a day but once or twice a week. I does seem to kill red yeast. I also use in on feet, between the toes. But inside the ear I use Epi-Otic to clean
I use a q-tip to gently remove any red stuff , I have one dog with an ear that I have to watch closer than the other three ears, I'll wipe gently with a kleenx on my finger if it's wet and I then use Animax...or Mometamax both come from the vet.
But, I'm not saying to not use it in ears, but I use these other things. Maybe someone else will know better.
Steve
Mean people still suck
I would not
I have know others to use homemade concoctions for ear washes, but not with Listerine.
I personally use EpiOtic as a cleaner or Zymox if there is some yeast that needs to be cleared up.