Can dog food allergies cause ear infections?
Many dog owners notice their pups scratching at their ears more often, then spot redness or a foul smell. What they might not link it to is the kibble in their bowl—yet food allergies are a common trigger for these uncomfortable infections.
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Do dogs with floppy ears get more ear infections?
You might’ve noticed your Cocker Spaniel shaking their head more after a walk in the rain, or your Basset Hound scratching at their ears during playtime.
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What to do for a dog with an ear infection?
A dog with an ear infection might scratch at its ear nonstop, shake its head often, or even let out small whimpers when the area is touched.
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How do you protect a dog's ears when swimming?
Sunny days at the lake, backyard pool parties, or impromptu beach trips—these are the moments that make being a dog owner so special. You watch as your four-legged companion dives in, completely in their element.
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Can a dog’s ear infection go away without medicine
If you’ve noticed your new pup shaking their head like a wet rag, scratching at their ears until they’re red, or catching a whiff of a yeasty odor from their floppy ears
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What's the most common disease in dogs?
If you've spent any time around dogs, you've probably noticed how often they scratch at their ears—more than just a casual itch, sometimes a persistent, almost frantic rub against the couch or your leg. That's no coincidence.
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How to clean dogs ears naturally?
Cleaning your dog’s ears can seem like a daunting task, but going the natural route not only keeps your pet healthy—it’s also gentle on their sensitive skin.
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