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class=562515714-20062008>You can clean it again with Epi .. but I would not do
the blue ear... </SPAN></FONT></DIV>
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class=562515714-20062008>ok.. so chances are 99.99% that this little girl
doesn't have a ruptured drum... but you don't know.. and EpiOptic isn't known to
be damaging.. its more like "she got dirty so I washed her again" as opposed to
"she was infected and i started to cure"</SPAN></FONT></DIV>
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class=562515714-20062008>If you had her for two or three weeks .. then by all
means I would mention it to her slave ... and then ask if slave would like me to
try blue power ear ... or if she would like me to take to vet.. or
even if her slave *knew* her ears were worked over during the
bath.... but in this case... I'd re-epi-wash, and wait to see ...
definitely mention it to her slave at pickup time.. "I noticed red inflamed ears
i did an epi wash and that seemed to help but you might want to keep an eye on
her"</SPAN></FONT></DIV>
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class=562515714-20062008>no smell generally indicates things are ok or
good... but its possible that the bather didn't use epi.. they
may have just used water.. because most epi I've used leaves a smell behind
of the epi.. so you know its been done.. and if the bather did use just water..
then baby basset may just be irritated by the water drying.. that's
why there's vinegar and water solution, and why there's epi... to clean but not
leave slow-drying water behind, or water with 'stuff" in
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class=562515714-20062008>-Robert</SPAN></FONT></DIV><BR>
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<FONT face=Tahoma size=2><B>Subject:</B> [Dailydrool] Ear
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<DIV>I am babysitting Sadie's drooler sister for the weekend...she is 3 1/2
months. I noticed last night she shakes her head a little too
frequently. Looked in her ears and they are bumpy, a little red, but no
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<DIV>I gently cleaned them with some epi-otic <SPAN
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<DIV>This morning they are a little less red but she is shaking her head
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<DIV>My question is: Can I use the blue ear treatment on her. I have never
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<DIV><SPAN class=562515714-20062008><FONT color=#0000ff>(all snips to condense
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