Canine Ear Infections
Canine ear infections are all too common, caused by bacteria & yeast built-up due to: moisture, wax, allergies, ear mites, excessive hair growth in the ear, or hypothyroidism. Bacteria and yeast can grow quite easily in your canine’s ears if moisture becomes trapped in the canal, a typical result of bathing, grooming or swimming. Many dogs also suffer from allergies, both environmental or food related and are pre-disposed to ear infections.
Make Sure To Keep An Eye Out For
- Ear & Head Scratching.
- Discolored Discharge from The Ear.
- Foul Odor.
- Redness and Swelling.
- Vertigo.
- Scabs and Crust Forming Around the Ear.
- Hair Loss Around the Ear.
- Head Shaking or Tilting.
- Loss of Hearing.
- Walking in Circles.
Treat With
Routine cleaning with Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Ear Therapy or Dr. Gold’s Ear Therapy is important to reduce the chances your pet will develop these problems.