How to Treat Golden Retriever Ear Infections

Treatment methods for golden retriever ear infections:
1. After the golden retriever’s ears become inflamed, first put an Elizabethan collar on the golden retriever, and then remove the hair from the golden retriever’s ears. Convenient for subsequent treatment.
2. Use hemostatic forceps to hold dry cotton to wipe the affected area in the ear, and then apply anti-inflammatory drugs or instill some ear drops in the ear.
3. Some golden retrievers have serious ear inflammation. The golden retriever needs to be sent to the hospital so that the doctor can give the golden retriever an anti-inflammatory injection. The dog’s ears must also be cleaned regularly to avoid reinfection.
Causes of golden retriever ear infections:
1. The dog’s ears were pricked by branches when playing outdoors in the forest, or the ears were bitten after fighting with other dogs. Or it may be bumped, scratched, abraded, etc. by other external forces. If the dog has these conditions but is not disinfected in time, it will lead to bacterial infection in the ear.
2. When a dog’s ear is infected with cocci, bacilli or fungi, it can cause ear inflammation.
3. Water in the ears is a common cause of ear inflammation in dogs, especially dogs with thick ear canal hair or lop-eared dogs with large and long ears.
4. Dogs infected with ear mites can also cause ear inflammation.
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