What to do if your dog has an ear infection?
You might notice your pup scratching their ear nonstop or shaking their head more than usual—these are common signs of an ear infection, a issue many dog owners face.
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Can a dog ear infection go away on its own?
You’re in the backyard, watching your pup chase a squirrel, when you notice they keep scratching their ear and shaking their head.
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How can dogs get ear infections?
Dog’s constant head shaking or quiet whimper while scratching their ear might seem like a small annoyance, but it often points to something more—an ear infection.
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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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What to do if my dog has an ear infection?
You might notice your dog scratching at their ear nonstop, shaking their head more than usual, or even catching a whiff of a foul odor coming from that area—these are all red flags for an ear infection.
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How to clean a dogs ears with infection?
Catching your dog scratching at their ear nonstop, or noticing a foul smell or yellowish discharge, is a clear sign something’s off—ear infections in pups are common, but they need gentle, careful care to heal.
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Can ear infection in dogs cause diarrhea?
Many dog owners might panic when their furry friend starts scratching at their ears nonstop one day and then has loose stools the next. It’s easy to think these two issues are unrelated, but they can actually be connected in surprising ways.
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