SOLUTION HK: EAR Topical Tincture

$25.00

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Excess keratin on ear margins: One chronic issue for some dogs is ear margin hyperkeratosis (a.k.a. ear margin dermatosis or ear margin seborrhea). This is more common in dogs with big floppy ears but can be seen in any shaped ear. The outer margin of the ear develops a ridge of dark, waxy-feeling residue. It does not cause the dog discomfort (unless it gets so severe that fissures develop). But it can lead to alopecia (loss of fur) on the ear. This condition has no known cure.

This topical herbal tincture helps loosen keratin plugs and can reduce keratin buildup when used regularly. **

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Excess keratin on ear margins: One chronic issue for some dogs is ear margin hyperkeratosis (a.k.a. ear margin dermatosis or ear margin seborrhea). This is more common in dogs with big floppy ears but can be seen in any shaped ear. The outer margin of the ear develops a ridge of dark, waxy-feeling residue. It does not cause the dog discomfort (unless it gets so severe that fissures develop). But it can lead to alopecia (loss of fur) on the ear. This condition has no known cure.

This topical herbal tincture helps loosen keratin plugs and can reduce keratin buildup when used regularly. **

WHY CHOOSE IT

Excess keratin on ear margins: One chronic issue for some dogs is ear margin hyperkeratosis (a.k.a. ear margin dermatosis or ear margin seborrhea). This is more common in dogs with big floppy ears but can be seen in any shaped ear. The outer margin of the ear develops a ridge of dark, waxy-feeling residue. It does not cause the dog discomfort (unless it gets so severe that fissures develop). But it can lead to alopecia (loss of fur) on the ear. This condition has no known cure.

This topical herbal tincture helps loosen keratin plugs and can reduce keratin buildup when used regularly. **

**For best results, combine use of these products with professional care from a licensed veterinarian. These products and statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. The information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your veterinarian.  Many skin diseases have similar symptoms and can look alike to the untrained eye.  Some skin conditions can be serious.  Some require pharmaceutical treatment and regular monitoring.  If you are not certain what is causing your pet’s skin symptoms, seek professional veterinary care for your pet before trying to solve the problem yourself.  Proper diagnosis is vital to choosing the most effective treatment.

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