https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/ordered-2-snoods-for-my-Molly/m-p/7390#M2807 <P>I mentioned in another post that my Molly's ears really smell badly. After I have cleaned them, cytology checked and everything else, I discovered it's on the outside of the ear on the fur. What's happening is the pancreatic enzyme she takes with every meal gets on her ear fur and causes a really bad odor. Well, after coming here for advice, I have ordered 2 snoods for her - cotton ones - just for this purpose - to keep her ears out of her food. Today, since I just ordered them, I plopped her ears on the top of her head with a scrunchie. She looked like she had a pony tail growing out of the top of her head! But, it worked!</P> <P>I'm glad I've found a solution to this smelly problem .... she is such a little sweetie and loves to cuddle and I just eat up every minute of it.</P> <P>abby</P> Fri, 24 Dec 2010 05:34:47 GMT abbycat 2010-12-24T05:34:47Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/ordered-2-snoods-for-my-Molly/m-p/7390#M2807 <P>I mentioned in another post that my Molly's ears really smell badly. After I have cleaned them, cytology checked and everything else, I discovered it's on the outside of the ear on the fur. What's happening is the pancreatic enzyme she takes with every meal gets on her ear fur and causes a really bad odor. Well, after coming here for advice, I have ordered 2 snoods for her - cotton ones - just for this purpose - to keep her ears out of her food. Today, since I just ordered them, I plopped her ears on the top of her head with a scrunchie. She looked like she had a pony tail growing out of the top of her head! But, it worked!</P> <P>I'm glad I've found a solution to this smelly problem .... she is such a little sweetie and loves to cuddle and I just eat up every minute of it.</P> <P>abby</P> Fri, 24 Dec 2010 05:34:47 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/ordered-2-snoods-for-my-Molly/m-p/7390#M2807 abbycat 2010-12-24T05:34:47Z