What to do if your dog’s ear is inflamed and discharges pus?
Pud discharge from a dog's ear indicates ear inflammation. Bacteria, fungi, and ear mites may cause ear inflammation in dogs. Different medications should be used for different causes. You can use a cotton swab to wipe the pus clean, and then Apply anti-inflammatory drugs containing erythromycin and other ingredients. Owners should take their dogs to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible, listen to the doctor’s professional advice, and do not use medicine without authorization. First, they are afraid of using the wrong medicine, which will not only not help reduce inflammation, but may also aggravate the dog’s symptoms; second, they are afraid of using the wrong medicine. Irregular medicines can cause harm to the dog's body, so be sure to follow the doctor's advice.
If you insist on taking medicine yourself, you must first clarify the cause of the disease. If it is a fungal infection, you can apply antifungal ointment; if it is a bacterial infection, pay attention to cleaning the ears regularly and give the dog oral antibiotics; if there are ear mites, you can use mite repellent ear drops. Be sure to clean the concentrated water from the dog's ears first, otherwise applying the medicine will be in vain. Moreover, if you want to cure your dog’s inflammation, you must insist on taking medicine. In other aspects, bathing should also be avoided as much as possible to prevent water from entering the ear canal and making the inflammation more serious. The dog's living environment should be kept dry and ventilated, and it can be exposed to the sun appropriately to help recover from the disease.