TORBOT Liquid Bonding Cement

As a Doberman owner utilizing the ziptie posting method for ear training, I can confidently say the TORBOT Liquid Bonding Cement is the best adhesive for the job. ​Exceptional Hold: This cement holds well—it provides the strong, reliable bond necessary to keep the ziptie posts secured for the duration required. I've found it completely trustworthy, which is crucial for successful ear posting. ​Specialized Use: If you are a dog owner working on posting ears, this product is designed for durable, secure application against the skin, making it far superior to generic glues. ​Easy Removal (Crucial Tip!): While the bond is strong, it is easy to remove with the right remover. For anyone purchasing this, I highly recommend using a dedicated adhesive remover like Ben Nye | Remove-It All or Telesis Super Solv. Using the right product makes the removal gentle and stress-free for your dog. ​This is a premium product that delivers professional-grade results. Highly recommended for any serious ear posting process!

I'm very impressed this product and recommend. I used it to tape up my puppy's ears until the cartilage forms and I love how easy it was to apply. The smell was faint and not overwhelming. Keep in mind, it does hold up well, it's not a cheap cement product. Use baby oil or Uni Solve Adhesive Remover Wipes; don't just pull/rip it off if you've attached to skin for yourself or your puppy. It does contain latex. Keep that in mind when applying and use just enough to get the job done.

I use this glue for my puppies ears and it has been a game changer. Normally he would just shake the posts out (only using tape) and it was frustrating as I would have to change them every day. Since this was recommended in the group I got it (pretty expensive at 50$), using this with the posts and minimal tape the posts will now stay in for 5 days and could go longer. The only thing is if you want to use this product, make sure you use unisolve to get it off. This stuff bonds so well that all hair and skin will come off if not. To get it to bond however it does take about 10 minutes to dry enough. This thing is great but the price is a lot for what you get.

Works well for gluing foam ear supports for a large German Shepherd Dog. Make sure you buy a solvent to remove it once you're done - it lasts a long time. Did not irritate my dog's skin at all. He didn't even notice once it dried.

Have been using this to help post our dogs ears. Safe and easy to use. Highly recommend!