Dogs' ears must be taken care of regularly, otherwise ear mites will easily grow. Care for dog ears is crucial, and many diseases are also caused by the ears. In life, it is generally best to clean your dog's ears every other week. So, how should dog ears be taken care of? Let’s take a look at the care of pet dog ears.
The normal ear canal should be clean, without odor, without dirt, and pink. If a dog often shakes his head unnaturally and scratches his ears with his claws, it means that his ears are uncomfortable and need to be cleaned. The ears also reflect the dog's physical health. Regular checking of the dog's ears can also prevent some diseases.
Ear cleaning method
First, prepare relevant tools for cleaning the ears, plucking ear hair scissors, mineral oil, and cotton swabs.
Secondly, place the dog on the table or add it between your legs. Be careful not to hurt the dog, and at the same time make sure it does not move around.
Third, first remove the dead hair in the dog's ears and ears, and remove the excess hair.
Fourth, drip a little mineral oil into the dog's ear canal, then gently massage the ears. After 1-2 minutes, use a cotton swab to help clear the ear wax in the ear canal.
It is particularly important to note that the puppy's ear canal is very fragile and requires careful care from the owner to avoid problems. If you don’t have much earwax, don’t worry too much. Earwax plays a natural protective role in the ear canal. Cleaning is only needed when too much earwax accumulates. Just use cotton balls with ear drops to clean the inside of the puppy's ears. However, if the ear wax accumulates again after one week of cleaning, you should see a doctor. You should check it carefully in time and deal with different situations in a timely manner.