Why does my dog keep getting ear infections?

In addition, when she treats a dog with infected ears, she usually gives a homeopathic remedy to stimulate the dog's immune system and help it fight the infection's underlying cause. “Ear infections are a symptom of a larger problem,” she says. read more

Canine ear infections are most commonly caused by bacteria or yeast. Ear mites, excessive hair, moisture or wax, foreign bodies, allergies, and hypothyroidism can all be contributing factors in the development of an ear infection. read more

Do not use rubbing alcohol or other solutions that are irritating to inflamed skin (Think of the skin inside the ear of a dog with an ear infection as a rash), After the ear canal has been cleaned, allow it to dry for approximately 10 minutes. read more

It can be tempting to leave what seems to be a relatively minor problem, and to wait and see if it clears up on its own. With ear infections this is a bad idea, for three main reasons. Firstly because they are distressing for the dog. read more