Wipe with a damp washcloth: This is the safest and best method of all. You can't really get inside your ear canal with your ...

In some cases it collects on the outer ear or sticks to your earbuds. While it’s OK to clean the outer ear, you should avoid using Q-tips as a cleaning device. Most healthcare professionals ...

Hydration is essential for your cat’s health. While they may survive up to three days without water, dehydration can start ...

A Catster article medically reviewed by Dr. Lauren Demos previously explained that this is due to one unique characteristic that all white cats share, known as the "W" or "White" gene, which gives ...

Using earbuds to clear off wax from your ears can lead to tinnitus, the medical term for ringing. If you have tinnitus, sounds fill your head that no one else hears—like ringing, clicking, pulsing, ...

Just make sure to not use the wipe on the mesh speaker part and to dry the buds completely with a clean cloth before popping them back into your ears. Since alcohol dries quickly, you shouldn't ...

FRANCE 24's Tel Aviv correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky weighs in on US President Donald Trump's statements Saturday that he was considering a plan to "clean out" Gaza by calling on Arab states to ...

Sticky yellow earwax. If you think you need to get rid of it to keep your ears clean, think again. Here's what the truth sounds like. Should I ever clean inside my ears with cotton swabs?

"My deaf boy Boris was in deep cleaning ... growths in the ear canal; hypothyroidism; some antibiotic and diuretic medications; or a variety of household chemicals your cat might have come into ...

“Dogs and cats can get hypothermia and frostbite ... cold and firm before turning black, Burke said. “The ear tips, paws, nose and tail are the areas more prone to frostbite," she said.

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