Struggling with giving your dog ear drops at home every day?
We understand the challenges of treating ear infections at home - the stress of putting ear drops in dogs, the fear it can cause your pet, and the frustration of not knowing how to put ear drops in.
If you're experiencing any of these, you'll know it can put a strain on the bond between your dog and you. But don’t worry, you’re not alone.
Not only is it challenging for you, but it can be irritating or even painful for your dog.
Dogs with sore ears may not like having repeated ear drop application at home. These are some of the signs to look out for:
Running or hiding behind furniture
Whimpering or barking more than usual
Avoiding any contact with ears
Cowering or shivering
Reluctance to play
Loss of appetite
The stress can strain your bond with your pet and disrupt the peace in your home. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
What if we told you that simpler solutions exist?
Join the thousands who have been prescribed vet administered ONE DOSE solutions.
Here’s what you need to do:
If you’ve noticed signs of an ear infection in your dog, visit your vet right away for an assessment and share all the symptoms you’ve seen. They are best placed to advise you on the next steps and appropriate treatments.
Be honest and tell your vet if you are worried about putting in ear drops at home, or find it hard to do this. We guarantee it won’t be the first time they’ve heard that, and they are there to help you.
And remember, there are now one dose, vet administered treatments for ear infections available. These can be recommended by your vet if appropriate.
If your dog is showing signs of an ear infection, make sure to visit your vet & ask about all the available treatment options
Want to know more about ear infections in dogs?
Ear infections in dogs
Think your dog may have an ear infection? Find out what to look for and what to do next.
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Learn more about four common medical reasons your dog might be shaking their head frequently.
Why does my dog keep getting ear infections?
Repeat ear infections, or chronic otitis externa, can be sore and itchy for your dog.
*One dose treatments for ear infections in your dog may be recommended by you vet when indicated.
- Dog Owner Compliance Evaluation, June 2019, n=2000 dog owners from FR/IT/ES/DE/NL/BE/UK/AU.
