The reason dogs suffer from ear mites is because they have an ear mite infection. Ear mites are parasites that like to live in the ears of animals, especially dogs and cats. Symptoms of ear mite infection in dogs include: White, gray or yellow discharge in the ears Abnormal odor in the ears Abnormal noises in the ears (such as beeping) Frequent shaking of the head Pain in the ears (such as tilting the head to the side) If your dog is exhibiting these symptoms, it is recommended that you take him to the veterinarian as soon as possible for treatment.
The veterinarian will examine the dog's ears and give a treatment plan based on the situation, which usually includes using medication to kill the ear mites. Before treatment, it is recommended that you pay attention to hygiene, such as cleaning your dog's ears frequently to prevent infection.
