After a dog gets ear mites, it will often shake its head uncontrollably or even rub its ear against walls. If we do not help the dog treat the ear mites in time, the dog's discomfort symptoms will worsen. Their ears will emit a strange odor and discharge something like purulent secretions. Therefore, we must master the correct way to handle dog ear mites. Only then can we help the dog relieve discomfort and maintain close contact with it.

When dealing with dog ear mites, the most direct and effective method is to use special ear mite medication for dogs. Before applying the medication, we can first give the dog a treat to cooperate. When dripping the medicine, we should gently lift the dog's ear and then drop the medicine inside. After applying the medication, we also need to massage the dog's ear so that the medicine can be fully absorbed. If the ear mite problem is serious, we need to apply the medicine three to four times a day and persist for more than half a month.

To achieve better treatment effects, we also need to pluck the ear hair of the dog. However, since plucking ear hair is very painful for dogs, we must master the method. Besides massaging the dog's ear before plucking, we also need to be decisive during the plucking. If the dog really refuses to cooperate, it is best to seek help from a veterinarian.

In addition, during the treatment of dog ear mites, we need to regularly clean the dog's ear canal. There are many dog-specific ear cleaners available now. We just need to clean the dog's ears according to the instructions of the ear cleaner we purchased. After using the ear cleaner, some dogs will shake out the dirt themselves, while others need us to help clean with cotton swabs. Therefore, we need to handle it according to the actual situation.

Although dog ear mites are not a difficult disease to cure, it requires long-term persistence to solve. Therefore, as pet owners, we must be patient and never give up midway; otherwise, all efforts will be wasted.