Dog's ears get infected just like ours do. Since they can't tell us when and where they hurt, it's up to us to watch them to make sure they're acting right. Here are some signs of an ear infection that you might want to watch out for...
~ Shaking the head and ears
~ Scratching at one or both ears
~ A bad odor in one or both ears
~ Yellowish, brown, or black discharge from one or both ears
~ Redness or soreness of the ear flap or opening to the ear canal
~ Tilting the head to one side
~ Lethargy or depression
~ Apparent hearing loss
~ Swollen ear flap(s)
~ Stumbling or circling to one side
If you notice any of these symptoms in your dog, make an appointment to see your veterinarian as soon as possible. If you notice these after hours, call your vet to see what he recommends you do until you can be seen.
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