Applying ear drops to dogs
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What it’s for
How it’s done
Costs
Risks
Recovery tips
When to worry
Applying ear drops to dogs
3 min read
Ear problems are common in dogs. Dogs may need ear cleaning and medication given inside their ears. Applying ear drops can be stressful for your dog as well as for you.
Your dog's ears may need cleaning if they have a waxy appearance, usually dark brown. Dogs who shake their heads or scratch their ears may have ear problems. You should check their ears regularly and contact your vet if you notice any unusual signs.
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