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Hi just found this site, Our dog keeps shaking his head on and off for 6 months.
Been to vets 3 times and been given canaural but only works for a short while.
I have read the posts for Thornit sound fantastic but where do I get it from
Thanks Denise
hi try this link http://www.homoeopet.co.uk/thornit.htm sorry cant do links
Thankyou,
I have just ordered some, can't wait for it to arrive I hate to see my rottie upset.
I have spent around £100 at vets and it still hasn't worked which made us feel as though we havn't done enough to help him.
Thanks again Denise.
By Star ![[in]](/images/flags/in.png "India")
Date 13.08.05 07:29 UTC
Does anyone have the instructions for thornit. Bought some a little while ago and now I cant find the literature that came with it.
Thanks
By jackyjat
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Date 13.08.05 07:31 UTC
I just pop a pinch into each ear!
I've known several people whose dogs have had ongoing ear problems which had been effectively banished by regular use of Thornit.
By Star
Date 13.08.05 07:49 UTC
I knew that bit but how often and do you need to clean it out after a few days or anything
By jackyjat
Date 13.08.05 07:52 UTC
I don't Star, they are amazingly self-cleaning when using Thornit Regularly. I would perhaps worry that pushing anything inside the ear to clean would push gunge further into the ear canal. A bit like us adults not supposed to use cotton wool buds. I guess a general wipe around the outside with a tissue wouldn't hurt.
I haven't ever heard of anyone getting problems from Thornit although I hesitate to say it's harmless.
By Star
Date 13.08.05 07:53 UTC
Many Thanks :)
Nothing in your ear smaller than your elbow :d Well that's what one of my ENT consultants says :d
I've used Thornit and I don't rate it, but hey, maybe my dogs rather strange! I know many people who swear by it. My dogs ear is still driving me round the bend though and him too.
By LJS
Date 14.08.05 19:09 UTC
Once you put a pinch in do you massage the ear ?
Moose has iffy ears at the mo and was considering getting some :)
Lucy
xx
By jackyjat
Date 14.08.05 19:11 UTC
Yes Lucy, it makes a perfect excuse for a good ole ear rub, which mine love! They then give a big shake afterwards!
By LJS
Date 14.08.05 19:15 UTC
Great Moose will love that ! :D She grunts like a pig :p
Lucy
xx
By jackyjat
Date 14.08.05 19:16 UTC
Yep, mine do too!
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