Dog otitis externa
Otitis externa in dogs is one of the most common reasons why dogs are presented to veterinary practice with ear problems. This refers to an inflammation of the external ear canal. Many owners first notice head shaking, scratching at the ear, an unpleasant odor, brown or yellowish discharge, redness, pain when touched, or a change in head posture. In my daily work as a veterinarian, it becomes clear time and again that otitis externa in dogs is rarely just a superficial hygiene problem. It is usually a visible sign that there is an inflammatory, microbial, or allergic problem in the ear canal.
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