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beagletrainer
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I have 4 beagles i run and they have scraches all over there inner ears what do you guys put on them to heal them?
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more rabbit tracks and briars. :nod:
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more rabbit tracks and briars.
Same here. Most of my dogs look like they have been thru a war.

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I've got a few with some nice scars on their chest and ears tore up and my lil pup has a cut on her face one of my females tails is already starting to get raw at the tip. Thats the life of a rabbit dog.
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I keep a tube of Triple Antibiotic cream in the dog box so at the end of the hunt I can do any doctoring that may need to be done. I just coat the inside on the ear if needed.

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ISP Ointment will get them cleaned right up, that stuff is great for nicks and cuts :dance:
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Get you a spritzer bottle of Gentle Iodine (no alcohol), this will toughen them up and prevent any infection (they will be stained for awhile tho...).

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ill never forget the first time one of my beagles came back with a rip in his ear.. i thought he had cut a main artery the way it was bleeding. i just took a rag and wiped it off. i now keep some vasoline and triple anitbiotic cream in the dogbox incase they get a bad cut on them. those ears definitely put out the blood too.

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Bag Balm works great, it is thick enough to stay on and is also an antibiotic. However, it does little to toughen em up.
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big mike 50 wrote:Bag Balm works great, it is thick enough to stay on and is also an antibiotic. However, it does little to toughen em up.
After I get done running, I will put some Neosporin on their ears if they look really bad. Then after that dries will coat it with a little Bag Balm. My hound hates anything around his ears, guess he thinks it'll attract a mate. I guess female dogs like brair scars :lol:
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I don't understand what you're doing... :???:
You want the ears like leather, not like a babies butt... :lol:
Don't soften them and make them more prone to more cuts...all you want is to dry them up and keep infection out... ;)

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thanks guys for the help i`ll try that my dogs ears get so scratched up that they look like they went through a shrader and you can`t even touch them they wine. my dogs are getting so tired now that they don`t want to hunt that good any more i`ve been running every day except Sundays and there getting wore out. We been running 11 to 14 rabbits aday and they have been haveing some real long runs 2 and 3 hours on 1 rabbit some just get up and go to hole. But we get a few for the pot not many lol.
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You may want to give them a few days off if they're that tired. Think of them like people. They need a little time for their muscles to heal or you will end up with an injury...

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Harner's Hounds wrote:
big mike 50 wrote:Bag Balm works great, it is thick enough to stay on and is also an antibiotic. However, it does little to toughen em up.
After I get done running, I will put some Neosporin on their ears if they look really bad. Then after that dries will coat it with a little Bag Balm. My hound hates anything around his ears, guess he thinks it'll attract a mate. I guess female dogs like brair scars :lol:[/quo

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Sulfadine , put it on a sponge and keep the sponge in a ziplock bag . I keep mine in the top storage of my dog box when you load or unload dogs use it on all cuts and scraches tails too.
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