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I used black box dyed then used color oops, it worked but then I put blue over it and it went black 🥲. I went to a stylist and she turned me away because my hair melted when she tried to bleach it (I appreciated her saving my hair health over being paid :))

My hair is just quite susceptible to bleach damage but is lower back length and id like to keep that and for it to eventually be a dirty blonde (I know it’ll be a very slow process due to repeated dark hair color)

I used black box dyed then used color oops, it worked but then I put blue over it and it went black 🥲. I went to a stylist and she turned me away because my hair melted when she tried to bleach it (I appreciated her saving my hair health over being paid :))

My hair is just quite susceptible to bleach damage but is lower back length and id like to keep that and for it to eventually be a dirty blonde (I know it’ll be a very slow process due to repeated dark hair color)

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So since I’ve adopted my golden just under a year ago we have been battling it with animax, steroids from the vet etc nothing has worked until now!

I did some research and many golden retrievers are prone to pseudomonas otitis, it is extremely resilient to most common ear cleansers/treatment. Its common signs are yellow pus coming out and a filled ear canal. They are more prone because of the floppy ears, predisposition to allergies, and loving to roll in the mud.

Acetic acid the base compound of apple cider vinegar was found to be the most effective treatment in both animals and humans along with boric acid.

So I began to research and I found this cleanser on chewy and after 3 days it’s completely gone after countless vet trips and probably 8 ear cleansers we found it!

NOTE CHECK WITH YOUR VET THIS IS NOT ADVISE I JUST WANT TO HELP IF ANYONES GOLDEN IS EXPERIENCING RECURRING PSEUDOMONAS, I am currently getting a bachelors in biochemistry please please do not try to randomly guess what will fix your dogs ear without base understanding of bacterial cellular wall breakdown and what these cleansers actually do.

Many times pseudomonas is due to an underlying condition like allergies, or ear trauma. Please ensure that neither of these are causing them and get vet advice.