Ear mites are caused by tiny parasitic mites, otodectes cynotis, that feed on the ear wax and oils in a dog’s ear canal. “Ear mites, though tiny, can cause quite a stir,” says Dr. Cheri ...

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If your dog paws at their ears, repeatedly shakes their head, or has a foul odor or discharge in their ears, they could have an ear infection. Chronic ear infections are one of the most common ...

This is great advice!5. Increasing Airflow Dogs with floppy ears, especially if they are heavy, are more likely to develop ear infections, as the ear canals are dark and are not exposed to the air ...

If your dog frequently scratches their ears or shakes their head, it might signal an ear infection. Veterinarian Dr. Rebekah Hartfield spoke to News On 6 about what causes ear infections and how ...

My dog, Romeo, is very prone to ear infections. When he gets one, he's given a dose of medicine in each ear that will last 30 days. The alternative is to give him drops over the course of several ...