When NOT to Clean Your Dog or Cat's Ears
Updated: September 12, 2023
Lots of cats and dogs get itchy, dirty ears. It's sometimes safe to clean their ears at home, but find out when it is not ideal or safe to clean them.
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Updated: September 12, 2023
Lots of cats and dogs get itchy, dirty ears. It's sometimes safe to clean their ears at home, but find out when it is not ideal or safe to clean them.
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