Of course you all know by now, frenchies are known for their bat ears. Yes, they’re cute, tall and pointy but they also collect a lot of dirt and air particles, which leads us to the main reason you should always clean their ears. It’s simple and takes about two minutes to do. Before cleaning make sure you smell their ears and if there’s an odor or a weird discharge then there may be an infection in their ears. So go see your local vet and make sure before inserting anything into their ears. If they are in the clear, you’re ready to go.
Directions:
1) Pick an ear cleaner that you feel is best. (Look below for some of our picks)
2) Gently tilt your dogs head to the side and either squirt or gently wipe the inside of your dogs ear.
* If you used the wipes clean as much as you can without pressing into the eardrum.
* If you used a liquid form of ear cleaner massage the base of your dogs ear to get the cleaner in the ear effectively throughout. Then with a cotton ball or tissue, wipe around the ear. Don’t stick inside the ear drum directly and don’t use a cotton swab. Let your dog shake to get the rest out. Repeat if it still looks dirty.
3) Repeat to the other bat ear. TREATS ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED AFTER CLEANING!
Check out our preferences for ear cleaner!
TrueBlue Super Easy Ear Wipes $13.43
BotaniVet Ear Cleaner $12.99
Arava Pet Ear Wipes $13.95
EcoEars Dog Ear Cleaner $22.95
[…] You probably know them because of their distinctive coat colors and their gloomy facial expressions, but that’s just normal. The current breed is mostly “Bat” eared probably because of the modern breeding techniques. While “Rose” eared Frenchies were the most dominant Bulldogs, American breeders settled on the latter as the standard, and it has been that way to date. There are a few “Bat” eared ones, although they are proving to be a rarity. Read our tips on how to clean their ears here. […]
My French bulldog is like *attacking* when we touch her ears… What should i do??? The vet said that she is too sensitive but i still need to clean her ears…someone might help?
Help me please…my French bulldog HATES cleanin her ears…she is like *attacking* when we touch her but we need to clean it…some help from someone?
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