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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also spray his ears with rubbing alcohol. He will hate that but it will kill mites if he has any.[/quote] Don't do this! I'm sure the vet has already tested for mites. There are so many dog foods geared towards dogs with allergies that you can try. Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach Salmon formula has been working well for our dog. Also try giving him a probiotic. The biome in his ears is all out of whack because of all of the antibiotics he has been on and he'll keep getting infections until things are back in balance. These also seemed to help our dog. https://www.amazon.com/Zesty-Paws-Dog-Allergy-Relief/dp/B071WCV19B?th=1[/quote] we have a rescue who had ear infections off and on for the first 2 years we had him. i suspected it was from getting water in his ears when grooming. even so, switched to this same food and probiotic. he still gets sniffly when pollen is high, but no ear infections this year.[/quote] Be careful with the purina dog food. We were using the same stuff and the last bag we bought was infested with MOTHS! Son googled it and apparently it’s a known issue with purina dog foods. We had to throw all of our dog food away and tear up our pantry cleaning to make sure we didn’t get moths. We switched to that zignature brand that someone else mentioned.[/quote]
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