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i have a 2month old blue pitt that i got 2 weeks ago but when i got him the previous owner clipped his ears and i had to do all the after care. everything turned out good, but the previous owner told me to use peroxide and neo-sporin. My problem is by using the peroxide my dogs hair is turning blonde how can i get it out?
You cant.......It will have to grow out as the dog sheds. Peroxide isnt the best for treating counds anyway. Stick with the Triple Antibiotic ointment /Neosporin. Good luck
You can remove peroxide with a simple rinse of water. However, if it has destroyed the color in the hair, it won't come back until replaced with new hair. Think peroxide blond with black roots.
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