What are dog ear mites?

Knowledge about dog ear mites
1. Affected parts
Dog ear mites are a type of parasite. It is parasitic in the dog's ear canal, and in rare cases it also appears on the head, neck and tail.
2. Symptoms
Ear mites can cause the dog’s ears to be very itchy. The dog will shake his head constantly, scratch his head, and sometimes even develop ear hematoma, inflammation or Allergic reaction, thick brown-black scabs in the external auditory canal.
3. Cause
Ear canal diseases caused by ear mites parasitizing in the dog’s ear canal can lead to secondary bacterial infection.
4. Treatment methods
Use antifungal drugs containing compound nystatin, selamectin and other ingredients for treatment, which can also be used daily Anthelmintic drugs containing selamectin are used for prevention.
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