How to tell if a dog has ear mites

Generally, dogs have itchy ears and discharge, most of which are infected with ear mites. First of all, you have to see if there is a coffee-colored discharge in the dog's ear canal, most dogs infected with ear mites will be accompanied by coffee-colored and brown earwax in the ear canal! If there is a lot of earwax, it is best to clean the ear canal first, and then you can use Ear Clean, which has a better effect on ear mites and otitis.

Ear mites, also known as ear scabies, are common ear canal parasites in cats and dogs. After a dog is infected with ear mites, the ears will have itchy symptoms, causing the dog to often shake its head, scratch its ears, and even scratch its ears. Regularly clean up the dog's earwax, keep the ears clean, and timely use the pet Shun Tang Hui pet drops**, usually take a bath to stuff cotton in the dog's ears, otherwise it is easy to get into the water, which is very important, after bathing to dry them, including ears, toes and other parts, it is best to pull out ear hair to avoid breeding bacteria and infectious diseases.

After the dog has ear mites, the ears will generally have brown coffee grounds-like crumbs, and the dog will scratch the ears and rub the ears, and the ears will smell very stinky. You can buy a bottle of Qing'er Shu, and then put a few drops into the dog's ears, cover the dog's ears for a while and then let go of the dog's ears, once a day in the morning and once in the evening, my dog's ears will be no dirty after a week, it works.

Ear mites are parasites that live in the ear canal of pets, and their living organisms are very tenacious, and it takes about three weeks to get better when taking care of them. Generally, dogs no longer scratch their ears, there is no brown dirt in the dog's ears, and there is no smell in the ears.

Before the dog has fully recovered, the pet owner must insist on cleaning and caring for the dog's ears. There is a large amount of abnormal discharge attached to the dog's ears, and the pet owner should carefully clean it with a wet cotton swab, and for the dirt that is difficult to clean, you can dip some vegetable oil to soften it and then clean it up.

Then lift the dog's ears, drop some Wang Xiang ear wash to help dissolve the stains of the dog's inner ear, gently rub the root of the ear for dozens of seconds and then let it go, let it shake off the dirt on its own. Insist on using ear wash every day until your dog is fully recovered.

During the period, it is also necessary to clean and disinfect the dog's living environment, because the humid environment and the accumulation of bacteria and fungi are also the main reasons for dogs to be infected with ear mites. Keeping the kennel clean and dry is also one of the keys to avoiding secondary infections in dogs.

Since ear mites are infectious parasites, pet owners should also pay attention to isolate the affected dogs during this period, and do not let the dogs come into contact with other healthy pets to avoid the spread of ear mites.

Generally if there are ear mites.

To clean your ears with baby oil every day, clean the earwax first.

Then add Wang Xiang ear drops to clean.

If you check your dog's ears, you will see that there is no smell in the ears and your dog's ears are not itchy.

I guess it's almost good, but you can't rush it.

The dog no longer scratches its ears, it doesn't smell anymore, and there is no brown dirt in the ears, which means that the dog's ear mites are better.

Ear mites are a stubborn disease that requires continuous medication for more than 20 days until they are cured. Of course, prevention is also important, and regular weekly cleaning of the ear canal can prevent the occurrence of ear mites. After our dog's ear mites are cured, I will clean them regularly every week with Ear Clean, and now the dog's ears are quite healthy.

In addition, it should be noted that you must be careful when cleaning the dog's ear canal, if the epithelial cells of the dog's ear canal are damaged, it may cause bacterial infection in the future, and then become otitis; Or it can poke the ear drum and cause injury to the inner ear.

Hope it helps! ~

Some dogs are infected with ear mites, most of which are due to some previous history of colony or wandering, resulting in ear mite infection. Usually the dog's ear canal will be very clean, if the secretion inside is vigorous, there may be a lot of earwax, and the environment of this earwax is easy to breed some bacteria. If there is a history of colony or wandering, or there are some cats and cats at home who have ear mites in their ears, through indirect contact, these ear mites will quickly multiply after reaching the dog's ears.

In addition, if the dog often goes to the wild to play, in this case, it is usually recommended to deworm the dog once a month to avoid the dog being infected with these mites. At the same time, if you have been infected with mites, it is recommended to give the dog regular ear washing and some ear repellent external drugs to kill ear mites. If the ear mite is very serious and has triggered otitis, you need to go to the pet hospital for examination and diagnosis, and symptomatic medication**.

Ear mites are a highly contagious parasitic disease that can be infected by contact with other dogs infected with ear mites without proper in vitro deworming. There are two main ways to prevent ear mites in dogs: hail and avoid contact with dogs infected with ear mites.

2. Regular use of in vitro anthelmintic drugs, especially in summer, it is recommended to use them once in one to two months.

Ear mites in dogs are usually infected by exposure to pathogens. Ear mites can be infected when a dog comes into contact with objects or other dogs that carry ear mites. Ear mites are parasites that live in the ear canals of dogs and cats, living on dander and cerumen, and dogs infected with ear mites will have a large amount of earwax, which may also be accompanied by severe itching.

When the owner finds that the dog often shakes its head and scratches its ears, it is necessary to pay more attention to the cleanliness of the dog's ear canal. If your dog's ears develop new earwax soon after cleaning, there is a chance that they are infected with ear mites. You can take the dog to the pet hospital for ear canal secretion examination, if it is indeed infected with ear mites, in addition to using a special ear wash to clean the ears, but also to drug the dog's ear canal every day, and with the corresponding in vitro deworming drugs**.