No he probably really hates it
Your dog may have an ear infection or object in the ear, please go to the vet NOW
Dogs may dislike ear cleaning due to discomfort or fear of the process. The sensation of having their ears touched or the sound of the cleaning solution can be unsettling for some dogs. It is important to approach ear cleaning gently and positively to help your dog feel more comfortable.
Ok well you need to buy dog ear cleaning solution. And spray some in the dogs ear. Then you need to be carful with this. But, you need to take a baby wipe and gently clean the dogs ear out. And do not go in to far because you can damage the ear drum and can possibly make the dog deaf
Either something stuck in the ear, ear mites, ear infection or yeast infection of the ear. All easily treated at the vet.
In most cases, Dogs shake their heads due to possible ear infections. If the dog is also scratching at his ears as well, then it's a sure sign of infection.
I AM NOT A VET. I found this recipe on the web after nothing else worked for my dog. THIS WORKED. Ingredients: White vinegar Powdered boric acid Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) Betadine antiseptic (or the generic version, known as Povidone-Iodine Solution) Please note: do not use "Betadine Scrub", use "Betadine Solution" Directions for mixing the solution together: Pour six ounces of isopropyl alcohol in to a plastic applicator bottle. Add one and a half teaspoons of boric acid powder. Be careful not to get any boric acid on your skin or clothes. If you do, wash it off immediately. Shake the solution extremely well, until the boric acid powder is dissolved, or for five minutes, whichever comes first. Add two ounces of white vinegar. Shake the solution some more, until the boric acid powder is dissolved, or for another five minutes, whichever comes first. Add one teaspoon of the Betadine antiseptic, and shake it up some more. Be careful not to get any Betadine on your skin or clothes. If you do, wash it off immediately. The ear cleaning solution is now ready to use. To use the ear cleaning solution: It is recommended that you use the ear cleaning solution in your garage or outdoors, as the dog will shake it out of his ears and it will fly in to the air and stain things. Squirt the solution inside your dog's ear until the ear canal is completely full. Massage the outside of the ear to help slosh the cleaning solution around inside. Release the dog and let him shake out the ear cleaning solution from his ears. If you get any of the ear cleaning solution on your skin, wash it off as soon as possible. Be sure to shake the solution up really well before each and every time you use it. The boric acid has a tendency to settle at the bottom of the bottle. Store at room temperature. Use the cleaning solution daily until you start to see some improvement. Gradually cut back to once per week when you are happy with the condition of the ear. When the ear seems completely free of infection, you can go two weeks between treatments. Warning: Do not use this ear cleaning solution on dogs with ruptured ear drums, or on dogs with open sores or wounds in the ear area. An ear exam by a veterinarian is recommended prior to beginning treatment with this ear cleaning solution.
Possible causes of brown discharge in dogs' ears include ear infections, ear mites, allergies, or foreign objects in the ear. Treatment may involve cleaning the ears, medication prescribed by a veterinarian, and addressing the underlying cause such as allergies or infection. Regular ear cleaning and check-ups can help prevent future issues.
It is best to use an ear candle for ear cleaning. Burt's beeswax is not for ear cleaning. It is best not to stick things in your ears.
Possible causes of brown ear discharge in dogs include ear infections, ear mites, allergies, or foreign objects in the ear. Treatment may involve cleaning the ear, medication prescribed by a veterinarian, and addressing the underlying cause such as allergies or infection. It is important to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Go to the doctors
Common causes of brown ear wax in dogs include ear infections, allergies, and excessive ear wax production. To safely remove brown ear wax in dogs, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. They may recommend ear cleaning solutions or medications to address the underlying cause. Avoid using cotton swabs or other tools to clean the ears, as this can potentially damage the ear canal.
There is no scientific evidence to support the benefits of using ear wax candles for ear cleaning. In fact, they can be dangerous and may cause harm to the ear canal. It is recommended to consult a healthcare professional for safe and effective ear cleaning methods.