If you love to swim or visit rivers, beaches and lakes, it's always fun to bring your dog along for the adventure. Not all breeds take to it as well as others, however. Some dogs are more like cats in ...

Any dog who has ear mites that are left untreated can experience other complications, such as damage to the eardrum and ear canal. In some dogs, this can cause permanent and complete deafness or ...

News UK & World News Dogs Clean dog's ears properly and spot signs of an infection with vet's handy guide Jade is a registered veterinary nurse from the UK who regularly shares pet care advice and ...

After 30 seconds of massaging your dog’s ear, Jade says to get a small cotton pad or cotton wool and clean out the very top of the ear canal, making sure not to put your finger in too deep ...

Dogs that like to swim a lot, especially if they have floppy ears, are more prone to chronic ear infections. My Labrador, for example, takes advantage of my open-door policy to go swimming in my ...

In an article for Pet MD, Dr. Brittany Kleszynski explains that lumps in dogs can be cysts, warts, tumors, abscesses, or skin tags, or even the result of an allergic reaction or an injection.

If the dog has excessive hair in the outer ear canal, it should be removed. A groomer or vet can do this, or with the proper technique, this can be done at home.

What types of ear cancer are there? The most common type of ear cancer is squamous cell cancer. Other types of cancer of the ear canal, middle or inner ear include: basal cell cancer melanoma adenoid ...

This is great advice!5. Increasing Airflow Dogs with floppy ears, especially if they are heavy, are more likely to develop ear infections, as the ear canals are dark and are not exposed to the air ...

A dog breeder who allowed the mutilation of four puppies' ears has been banned from owning dogs. The American Bully dogs were in the care of Fraser Charlie Hunter, 29, when their ears were cropped.

Ear and tail docking involve surgically removing part of a dog’s ears or tail. This practice, which has been around for centuries, originally aimed to prevent injuries in hunting and working dogs.