pistolpete
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Oh no. It’s such a pain. Hope you find a solution.
Ears -wwyd
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I used to be decisive, now I'm not so sure...
Mine is a yeasty thing too, but they still said allergy related.
Asha
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is it in both ears or just one ? Stirling is just his left at the moment. Has Heck been better since has been on the drops, how often do you use them ?
Books'n'dogs
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A few years ago the Miniature Schnauzer I had developed a terrible ear infection, the vet thought it was probably environmental and not diet related. The prescription ear cleaner cleared up the worst of the infection but it just wouldn't resolve 100%. I ended up trying a probiotic ear wash that my pet supply store carried and it was nothing short of miraculous, his ears cleared up within two applications and stayed clean for the rest of his life, I swabbed them out once a week per the vet's instructions and they were never dirty again in his remaining two years and he had been a dog who had always had some gunk come out of ears when they were cleaned. The brand was Skout's Honor but I don't know if it is available outside of the USA. Perhaps there is a similar product available in your area.
FionaMc
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My cocker gets yeasty ears on some foods - changing him back to a food I know he’s fine on clears it up alongside a course of cleaning and drops. I’ve also found that having him on nutripaws prebiotic has helped his intermittent general itchiness and anal glands too. I don’t think I’m just imagining the effect!