How to deal with pus in dog’s ears

1. Check the ears. If it is just a simple inflammation of the ear canal, the ears need to be cleaned and combined with anti-inflammatory drugs. If there is a foreign object, 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; apply anti-inflammatory drugs every day. Common penicillin and streptomycin mixtures, lysozyme, etc. can be used. If the dog has a fever, it can be taken orally with broad-spectrum antibiotics. , improve anti-infection strength.

5. Clean the dog’s ears every day, trim the ear hair in the affected area appropriately, and instill ear drops. If your dog has licking behavior.

6. Put an Elizabethan ring on it. If the ear canal infection is serious, causing the dog to have torticollis and pain under the ear, it is necessary to take the dog for antibiotic injections.