How to Clean Your Dog's Ears - VetVid Episode 003

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Uploaded by on Mar 19, 2009

Cleaning your dog's ears can be easy, but you'll need to follow proper precautions. Dr. Mike walks you through a routine ear cleaning step-by-step so that you can perform ear cleaning for your dog. If there is an ear infection you'll learn what precautions to take and what to discuss with your vet.

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  • Thanks for an excellent video. I've been noticing lately my chocolate lab has been stinking up my house with a really strong "dog smell." It reminds me of the smell of Fritos but much stronger. After doing a little research online, lo and behold, the smell is coming solely from my dog's ears. He isn't acting like it's infected and I don't see any discharge. In fact, it looks very clean. Is this a yeast infection? What kind of ear wash should I buy? Is a diet change in order?

  • @VenisonFajitas Great questions. Many infections are deep and not visualized without an otoscope. Food or environmental allergies can play a role. Please contact your veterinarian for an exam to look into the ears. Bad dental tartar can also make the head smell.

  • Ok so i have a cocker spaniel and he has this black ear wax stuff in his ears and his ears smell pretty bad both of them and i usually clean it out with a q tip after i give him his daily shower if i take some video or pictures can u please maybe tell me what u think it might be ?

    Please help !

    thank you

  • @keylockkid The black wax needs to be examined under a microscope to determine what type of infection and the proper treatment.

  • @VetVid ok so do u kno if that will cost money ? And if so how much would u think ?

  • @keylockkid The cost will vary by your area. Your local vet will know.

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  • Mandy ur sexy ! :)

  • @BeckoLoveless Sounds like a painful infection. Look for add in local paper or online for a free initial exam. Many veterinarians offer coupons for new clients. Your dog likely needs medical attention.

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  • what if you put to much down his ear? what happens?

  • @VetVid Thanks. I took him to the vet last night and he has an infection deep inside his ear.

  • @IceQeen1011 Our vet had an antibiotic cream that stayed in his ear for two weeks without us doing a thing to fight the infection. Worked GREAT.

  • put brazzer's emblem there. changes lots of things :D

  • @Mattoboy100 Yea it went away i guess he got a check up and i guess he was cloged up from eating peanut butter LOL and they squised some juice out from his butt and he has been doing better but i dnt kno if that has anything to do with it

  • @keylockkid My cocker spaniel has that too! We use q-tips as well. Nasty stuff!

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