Sentences with phrase «more dogs with ear infections»

Hardly a day goes by that I don't see one or more dogs with ear infections.

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Dogs with flopped ears are also more prone to ear infections.

Dogs with long, floppy ears are more prone to ear mite infections.

Floppy - eared dogs, such as spaniels, golden retrievers, poodles or some terriers, are more prone to ear infections than dogs with erect ears like German shepherds or boxers.

Dogs with allergies — whether to environmental factors like pollen or food allergies — tend to get more ear infections as well.

Dogs with floppy ears may be more prone to ear infections than those with erect ears.

Be aware that dogs with long, floppy ears are more prone to ear infections and require frequent thorough ear cleanings.

The dogs are sold «as is» and most are sold with chronic untreated painful conditions such as ear infections, rotten teeth, urinary tract infections, sores on their feet, mastitis, and more.

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Floppy - eared dogs like Cocker Spaniels, Basset Hounds, and other long - eared dogs tend to have more ear infections than dogs with upright ears.

Here is a list from 1 -800-PetMeds (1 800 Pet Meds has no affiliation with WDMD) of dogs who are more likely to develop ear infections:

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Dogs with pendulous ears, like cocker spaniels and basset hounds, and dogs with hairy inner ear flaps, like miniature poodles and schnauzers, are more susceptible to ear infections than other breDogs with pendulous ears, like cocker spaniels and basset hounds, and dogs with hairy inner ear flaps, like miniature poodles and schnauzers, are more susceptible to ear infections than other bredogs with hairy inner ear flaps, like miniature poodles and schnauzers, are more susceptible to ear infections than other breeds.

Itchy dogs with allergies to food or environmental allergens can be more prone to ear infections, because the ears are just an extension of the skin.

Genetics: Dogs with floppy ears are more prone to ear infection because their ear flap restricts air flow and creates a dark and moist environment that is a breeding ground for yeast and bacteria.

Recurrent or chronic ear infections are more commonly seen in dogs with food allergies than in dogs with other types of allergies — also, very young dogs suffering from severe skin problems are often victims of food allergies.

Especially with a cat, you want to be 100 % certain you are dealing with an infection and not ear mites, which are more common in cats than dogs.

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As such, dogs with floppy ears are more prone to the development of bacterial and fungal infections.

Dogs tend to have more of a problem with ear infections as compared to cats.