How to stop flies biting dog 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

Biting flies can quickly make your dog itchy and miserable during the hot summer months. Flies tend to attack the most vulnerable areas of your pet's body, preferring to bite the places with the thinnest skin such as the ears and nose. 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

Keeping your dog clean and healthy will go a long way in keeping flies at bay, but there are other steps you can take to get them off your dog’s back, literally. If flies are targeting a specific area on your dog, say his ears, try applying petroleum jelly to the area to keep them from biting. read more