The cause of dog ear mites is usually caused by unhygienic ear canals. In daily life, as long as we ensure that the dog’s ear canals are clean and hygienic, there will basically be no ear mites. However, because the shape of the dog's ear canal is L-shaped, we still need to do a good job of deworming, so that we can completely eradicate ear mites and prevent the dog from being affected by such diseases. The ear canals of some dog breeds with large ears can easily harbor dirt and evil, so we need to clean the ear canals every day when raising them.

Treatment methods for dog ear itching and mange:

1. Inject some less irritating oil into the dog’s ear canal, and then massage gently to help Cleaning kills many mites.

2. When cleaning the dog, use a metal ring to remove a large amount of exudate that is close to the eardrum.

3. After cleaning is completed, use acaricides: commonly used acaricides such as Conex, dimethyl phthalate, and protective oil matrix solutions are instilled into the ear canal once a day.

4. For dogs with severe cases, we should treat the dog’s whole body with parasiticide powder or medicinal bath every day to kill mites that are not in the external auditory canal.

5. If there are inflammatory lesions, hydrocortisone and neomycin ointment should be applied to the inflammatory site until the inflammation subsides.