What to do if your dog’s ears are inflamed and pus discharges

Solutions to dog ear inflammation and pus discharge
1. Check the ears. If it is just simple ear canal inflammation, you need to clean the ears and Along with anti-inflammatory drugs, if there is any foreign body, it needs to be removed.
2. First shave the affected area to remove foreign matter on the surface.
3. Use hydrogen peroxide to rinse the wound repeatedly to remove purulent secretions, foreign bodies, necrotic tissue, etc. If the wound is too large, it needs to be partially sutured.
4. Leave a small opening for drainage, and apply anti-inflammatory drugs every day. Common penicillin-streptomycin mixtures, lysozyme, etc. can be used.
5. Put the mouth of the ear-dropping oil bottle deep into the dog’s outer ear where you can see the ear hole, and drop 5-6 drops at a time.
6. When applying the drops, it is best to hold the medicine bottle with your left hand and hold the dog’s ear with your right hand. After the ear oil is quickly dripped into the ear canal, use your right hand holding the ear to quickly pinch the dog with your thumb and index finger. The base of the ear is squeezed.
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