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<blockquote data-quote="Jody" data-source="post: 571392" data-attributes="member: 8787"><p>Definately no garlic, I have used it for ear pain for myself and it works but not for a dog. A garlic clove if digested by a dog could kill it. Dewfinately sounds like a yeast infection. The odor can be terrible. I would clean gently with q-tips and keep dry and wait for the vet, needs antibiotics to get it cleared up. We have a cocker spaniel and they are notorius for dirty ears and infections. We clean her ears every week, and so far no infections. If not they get pretty gross.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jody, post: 571392, member: 8787"] Definately no garlic, I have used it for ear pain for myself and it works but not for a dog. A garlic clove if digested by a dog could kill it. Dewfinately sounds like a yeast infection. The odor can be terrible. I would clean gently with q-tips and keep dry and wait for the vet, needs antibiotics to get it cleared up. We have a cocker spaniel and they are notorius for dirty ears and infections. We clean her ears every week, and so far no infections. If not they get pretty gross. [/QUOTE]
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