Now more and more owners know the importance of cleaning dogs' ears. Now Qi Bo Bian Xiao will teach you another skill, judging whether a dog is sick by earwax. Dog's earwax can directly reflect the health of ears, and color and smell are the two main criteria for judging. Let's take a look with Qi Bo Bianxiao.
1. Healthy. Under normal circumstances, dogs' ears are relatively clean, without too much dirt and odor. The useless ear hair is cleaned, and the auricle is relatively clean. Take out your ears, there will be no obvious dirt on the cotton. Even if some yellow dirt is pulled out, it is within the normal range.
2. inflammation. Generally, dog ear inflammation is caused by not cleaning the ear hair for a long time, not pulling out the ear, and then water enters the ear. There will be red earwax, and there will be purulent watery secretions in the dog's ears. Observe whether there is any trauma first. If no trace of trauma is found, it is probably caused by inflammation. In this case, clean the ear hair as soon as possible, and then wash the ear with ear wash every day. Just put some ear medicine with anti-inflammatory effect.
3。 Ear mites help the dog pick out his ears. If there is black or reddish-brown dirt on cotton, it may indicate that the dog is infected with ear mites. However, this is not absolute, and we need to continue to observe. If you can find obvious granular objects in these dirty things and give off a big smell, then there is a great possibility that dogs have ear mites in their ears. It is also necessary to observe the dog's usual behavior and the amount of dirt. If the dog is always scratching his ears and has a lot of dirty things, he should go to the hospital for a microscope examination as soon as possible. Then clean the dog's ears every day, and then take medicine.
If the owner can clean the ear canal for the dog regularly, then the average dog will have no problem. But if the dog's ears don't pluck or pluck for a long time, once the dog's ears get water, it will easily lead to ear inflammation, which also provides a favorable living environment for ear mites.