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Analysis of Canine Ear Mites and Hydrogen Peroxide
Canine ear mites are harmful to the health of canine ears. It often causes dogs to scratch their ears, shake their heads, and have black-brown secretions in the ear canal, and the dog feels itchy and intolerable.
Or ask: Can hydrogen peroxide remove canine ear mites? Hydrogen peroxide has the power of oxidation, can destroy the microbial structure, and can be antibacterial and disinfected to a certain extent. However, it is still controversial to deal with canine ear mites.
Some commentators say that a moderate concentration of hydrogen peroxide solution gently wipes the canine ear canal, which can remove some ear mites and their secretions. Because hydrogen peroxide decomposes to produce oxygen, it is not conducive to the survival of anaerobic ear mites. However, there are also opinions that the dog's ear canal is delicate, and hydrogen peroxide may irritate it, causing damage to the mucosa of the ear canal and increasing the risk of infection.
If you want to use it, be sure to be cautious. First wash the dog's ear canal with warm normal saline water to remove dirt. Then take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution, dip it in a cotton ball, and gently wipe the visible part of the external auditory canal. Do not probe deeply to avoid hurting the inner ear. And the operation should be slow and light. If the dog is uncomfortable, stop it immediately and rinse it with water.
However, only rely on hydrogen peroxide, or it is difficult to cure ear mites. To get rid of canine ear mites, comprehensive measures should be taken. You can seek medical attention and use deworming drugs according to the doctor's instructions, such as preparations containing ivermectin and serramycin, for external or internal use according to the instructions. It is also necessary to check the dog's ears frequently every day to keep them clean and dry, and reduce the chance of ear mites breeding.
In short, hydrogen peroxide may have a certain effect on canine ear mites, so it should be used with caution, and it should be combined with other therapies to protect the health of the dog's ears.
Canine ear mites are harmful to the health of canine ears. It often causes dogs to scratch their ears, shake their heads, and have black-brown secretions in the ear canal, and the dog feels itchy and intolerable.
Or ask: Can hydrogen peroxide remove canine ear mites? Hydrogen peroxide has the power of oxidation, can destroy the microbial structure, and can be antibacterial and disinfected to a certain extent. However, it is still controversial to deal with canine ear mites.
Some commentators say that a moderate concentration of hydrogen peroxide solution gently wipes the canine ear canal, which can remove some ear mites and their secretions. Because hydrogen peroxide decomposes to produce oxygen, it is not conducive to the survival of anaerobic ear mites. However, there are also opinions that the dog's ear canal is delicate, and hydrogen peroxide may irritate it, causing damage to the mucosa of the ear canal and increasing the risk of infection.
If you want to use it, be sure to be cautious. First wash the dog's ear canal with warm normal saline water to remove dirt. Then take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution, dip it in a cotton ball, and gently wipe the visible part of the external auditory canal. Do not probe deeply to avoid hurting the inner ear. And the operation should be slow and light. If the dog is uncomfortable, stop it immediately and rinse it with water.
However, only rely on hydrogen peroxide, or it is difficult to cure ear mites. To get rid of canine ear mites, comprehensive measures should be taken. You can seek medical attention and use deworming drugs according to the doctor's instructions, such as preparations containing ivermectin and serramycin, for external or internal use according to the instructions. It is also necessary to check the dog's ears frequently every day to keep them clean and dry, and reduce the chance of ear mites breeding.
In short, hydrogen peroxide may have a certain effect on canine ear mites, so it should be used with caution, and it should be combined with other therapies to protect the health of the dog's ears.
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