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Tricia (Hampton Roads, Virginia) on 11/28/2008

I have a Cocker Spaniel that always gets ear infections. I found this site and read all the reviews on using ACV to treat the infection. My question is how do I know how to mix it and how much to put in his ear ? Do I Dilute the ACV with water ? If someone could tell me that would be helpful. Thanks.
EC: APPLE CIDER VINEGAR – MUST BE DILUTED
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Replied By Chiot's Run (Malvern, Oh) on 11/24/2010

We had issues with our mix getting recurring ear infections when she was young. We finally switched her to Wellness brand dog food and that pretty much cleared up her issues. She occasionally gets yeasty red ears when she spends too much time outside, but we found something that you can make called: Blue Power Ear Treatment that works wonders! it truly is amazing how well it works! It contains: alcohol, gentian violet and boric acid
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Replied By Janelle (Staten Island, New York) on 03/09/2011

I have just added the drops and my dog has been shaking his head and whining ever since. I will never do this to my dog again. He lookd like he is in so much pain. I am headed out to take him to the vet right now.

EC: APPLE CIDER VINEGAR -- AND WATER. One part ACV to two parts water seems about right.

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