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If your dog’s ears are red and itchy, filled with lots of tiny brown spots, or your dog is scratching or tugging at their ears… the first thing you should do is closely inspect your dog’s ears. Here’s how to tell if your dog’s ears are infected, or if a simple ear cleaning will remove enough of the dirt and debris to heal your dog’s ears. See how to clean your dog’s ears yourself, and how to treat a dog ear infection at home. Plus tips for protecting your dog’s ears from loud noises — like fireworks, race cars, and music events — so you won’t have to deal with hearing issues or having a deaf dog.
Dogs are just as likely to suffer from allergies as people are. A dog’s immune system reacts much like a human’s immune system does. Here’s what to look for to help you determine if your dog is suffering from allergies or not. If so, you’ll want to get your dog to the vet immediately.
Dogs at drag racing events and other loud sporting events like hunting need ear protection. Here are some ideas for protecting your dog’s ears from damaging loud noises. These might even work well for fireworks!
Do you know how to scratch your dog’s itches? We’ve noticed that each of our dogs has a ‘sweet spot’… that one place that makes their day anytime it gets scratched. Here’s more about our dogs’ sweet spots…
