Kerasolv for Dogs: Safe and Simple Solution,Find Out
Okay, so I've got this dog, a golden retriever named Buddy, and he's been having some serious ear issues lately. Lots of scratching, head shaking, and just general discomfort. I've tried a few different things, but nothing seemed to really clear it up completely. Then I stumbled upon this stuff called Kerasolv, and figured, why not give it a shot?
My Kerasolv Experiment with Buddy
First, I gathered my supplies. Needed the Kerasolv, of course, some cotton balls, and a towel (because Buddy's not a huge fan of ear stuff). I also made sure I had some treats handy – gotta reward the good boy for his patience!
Next, I got Buddy settled. This usually involves a lot of belly rubs and sweet talk. Once he was relatively calm, I soaked a cotton ball with the Kerasolv. I didn't want it dripping wet, just nicely saturated.
Then came the slightly tricky part – applying it to his ear. I gently folded his ear flap back and carefully wiped the inside of his ear with the soaked cotton ball. I made sure to get into all the little crevices, but I was super careful not to go too deep into the ear canal. Buddy wasn't thrilled, but he tolerated it pretty well (thanks to the treats, I'm sure!).
I massaged his ear for a bit.
- I did one ear a day to see how things happen.
- Started on Monday with the left ear.
- After the massage, I cleaned it with a dry cotton ball.
I repeated this process once a day for about a week. I'm not gonna lie, it wasn't always easy. Some days Buddy was more cooperative than others, but we stuck with it.
And you know what? It actually worked! After a few days, I noticed a significant reduction in the scratching and head shaking. His ears looked cleaner, less red, and he just seemed a lot more comfortable overall. I'm pretty stoked with the results, and Buddy seems happier too. It's definitely something I'll keep in my doggy first-aid kit from now on. I will continue this on the other ear.
