28 April 2011

Dog Ear Infection Symptoms and What to Do About It

Unfortunately, dog ear infections are quite common. That is why it is important that dog owners understand the potential symptoms of ear infections so that they can identify any problems quickly.


Ear infections are usually treated until it is left unattended for a long time. If you think your dog has an ear infection, immediately take him to the vet who will be able to give a proper diagnosis and advise you on any further treatment.


and you need to watch out for? The next dog ear symptoms are common:


1.Pas constantly scratching at the ear.


This is one, and easily identifiable. If your dog occasionally scratch your ear is probably nothing to worry about, but if it scratches more rapidly than usual this can be a sign of ear infection.


2 Other strange behavior


Dogs are generally creatures of habit, so if your pet suddenly starts to act otherwise it may mean that something is wrong. You'll know how your dog usually works better than anyone else, so if you notice strange behavior consider getting a dog get a check up.


3 Shakes of the head


Similarly, scratching the ear, the dog starts to shake his head a lot it could mean experiencing discomfort in the ear canal


4 Yellowish discharge


If you see yellow (or sometimes black) water that comes out of the ear, it could mean the ear. Immediately take your dog to the vet if you notice any discharge.

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