Things You'll Need
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Rubbing alcohol
- Cotton ball
Instructions
Flush your dog's ear canal with hydrogen peroxide and let dry for 10 minutes.
Dip a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol and swab the outside and inside of the ear flap until it's clean.
Apply Tear Mender ear glue to the spot on your dog's head where you want to attach its ear flap. Next, apply the glue to the tip of the inside ear flap.
Position your dog's ear flap. Gently press the dog's ear flap to its head where you placed the glue and hold it there for at least 30 seconds. Repeat the steps with the other ear flap if desired.
Study the ear flap's position during the next few days and adjust the position if necessary.
Leave the glue in your dog's hair until the adhesive begins to loosen naturally from hair growth. You can then gently remove the ear tip from where it is glued to the head and peel off the dried glue. Or use a bandage-remover solution on the glued hair if you need to remove the glue right away.