1) Is hydrogen peroxide safe for dogs?

Yes! Hydrogen peroxide is generally safe when used in appropriate concentrations (3% or less), diluted with water at a 1:1 ratio before application on a dog’s external ear canal.

2) Can I clean my dog's ears with straight peroxide?

No. Straight hydrogen peroxide can cause irritation and damage sensitive tissues in the inner ear canal.

3) How often should I clean my dog's ears with hydrogen peroxide?

Typically once every one or two weeks—depending on your fur buddy’s breed/ear anatomy/ph-levels—to avoid too much wax buildup which could lead to infections.

4) What equipment do I need to use peroxide for my dog’s ear cleaning routine?

You'll need cotton balls/pads swabs, diluted hydrogen-peroxidesolution/water mixture (in equal part).

5) How should I apply the solution inside my furbaby’s’ ears?

With gentle movements ,hold up his/her floppy-eared head between your hands along with placing small amounts of the solution onto prepped cotton ball-based applicator tips--tiling back each whisker-endearing flap gently-to get down into place

7) Can I use a peroxide solution if my pet has an ear infection?

Using just-peroxide is not recommended for infections as it might result in irritation or dryness that could further complicate things. A better option would be consulting with your vet to discuss hypoallergenic/alternative ear clean products such as olive oil -provided case by case scenario fits- keeping their ears clear of foreign debris until they’re healthy again.

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