If a dog’s ears are injured, they will not stand up. Have you done anything to help your dog’s ears after being injured?

Solutions for dogs with injured ears that cannot stand up
Dogs tend to be unable to stand up after their ears are injured, so the owner can help the dog to erect the ears. Many of them are caused by calcium deficiency. , to supplement calcium appropriately, you can choose calcium powder or calcium tablets, which will have obvious effects after a period of time; you can also choose to use an ear lifter to lift the ears, clean the inside of the dog's ears, and use a cotton swab to dip it in Wipe the inside of the ears clean with ear cleaning solution, and then stick the ventilated nasal strip vertically to the middle of the dog's ear. Be careful to stick it tightly. This method only takes two weeks and about one month for dogs. The ears can stand up completely on their own. Random articles
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