How to keep flies off dogs ears?

Apple cider vinegar is a natural fly repellent that you can apply topically to your dog or add to his food and water. Since most dogs don't appreciate the taste, though, your best bet is to dilute apple cider vinegar with water 1:1 in a spray bottle and apply it to your dog's ears and face. read more

Flies are more than just annoying little critters; they can pose a genuine health risk to your canine companion. Most flies will attack your dog’s ears or face where he is less able to defend himself against the painful bites. The broken and damaged skin attracts even more flies that come to feed on blood meal and cause additional irritation. read more

Some flies, such as horse flies, can take a bite out of your dog’s ears, belly or backside which can hurt, bleed and become infected. Though these bites are certainly irritating to our pets, flies don’t present the same health risks to dogs that other insects do, Sinnott. read more

Flies like to bite dogs. They usually target the ears, but they sometimes go for blood on other parts of a canine's body. If flies bother your dog, avoid outdoor activities and try a homemade repellent. read more