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What is the brown stuff in my dog's ears?

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Dark brown or black—This type of earwax is commonly associated with yeast and/or bacterial ear infections. It's a good idea to consult with a veterinarian if earwax is this color. Brown—Light brown earwax is normal and expected. If the wax is accompanied by odor or inflammation, it can be a sign of infection. 27 дек. 2021 г.


How do you get brown gunk out of a dog's ear?

Ear Cleaning Advice To clean the ears, tilt your dog's head downward with one hand and squirt a gentle cleanser recommended by your veterinarian into the ear, filling the canal. Holding the ear closed, give it a nice massage, really squishing the cleanser around in there. That softens any gunk inside.

Should I clean the gunk out of my dogs ears?

Some dogs that have healthy, clean ears may never need to have their ears cleaned. However, it is recommended to clean your dog's ears if you notice discharge or an odor when examining the ear. Your veterinarian can help you decide how often your dog's ears should be cleaned.

How do you tell if your dog has ear mites or just dirty ears?

Symptoms of ear mites in dogs and cats?1Strong odor coming from the ears.2Black or brown waxy secretions from the ears.3Inflammation of the ear, including redness and the ear becoming hot to the touch.4Debris in the ear canal that looks like coffee grounds.5Excessively itching, scratching or rubbing of her ears.

Is dogs ear wax Brown?

Dogs get earwax just like humans do – it's how the ears self-clean against pollen, dirt and debris. Normal dog ear wax ranges from pale yellow to light brown. Keep in mind, the wax may look darker if there's dirt in the ear. The consistency of the wax should be semi-soft.

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