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   Why does my dog have a rash on his ear?

   • He also tends to get ear infections. His behavior has been normal. From the photo that you sent, it looks like your dog may have a superficial skin fold dermatitis, usually caused by bacteria in the skin. I think that the cause of the rash becoming darker at times, is because of 'trauma' to the skin whenever your dog is licking that area.

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   What causes red ears in dogs?

   • The most common cause of red ears is underlying allergies, either to inhalant/contact allergies and/or food allergies. Ear mites, while common in young pets, are rarely involved in red itchy ears of older pets.

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   Why does my dog have a red bump on his ear?

   • They can infest your dog’s ears and make his life miserable. You may notice your dog is shaking his head quite often. This can also be accompanied by red, swollen ears. Parasites: this is another common cause of ear swelling in dogs. The cause is parasites, which can include bugs such as ticks.

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2. bettervet.com › pet-conditions › dermatitis-in-dogsDermatitis in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

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   4 days ago · Hormonal Imbalance. Dermatitis can also be caused by a hormonal imbalance. Conditions like Cushing’s disease or hypothyroidism are examples of hormonal conditions that can affect dogs' skin. Symptoms may include hair loss, redness, skin discoloration, and increased susceptibility to secondary infections.

3. www.vets-now.com › pet-care-advice › ear-infectionDealing with Dog Ear Infections: Learn When to Seek Help

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   4 days ago · Pain: If your dog is in severe pain, yelping, crying, or continuously pawing at their ears, it’s crucial to seek immediate veterinary care. Pain can be an indicator of a severe infection, or a foreign object lodged in the ear. Bleeding: If there is bleeding from the ear or a head injury that has caused blood to pool in the ear canal, you ...

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   2 days ago · 3. Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) Image Credit: February_Love, Shutterstock. This is another common skin disease in dogs. Also known as flea bite hypersensitivity, FAD is an allergic reaction to ...

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   3 days ago · Squishface Ear Wipes are a powerful tool that help make this process super painless. These dog-safe ear wipes are specifically formulated to remove debris and wax buildup, keeping your doggo’s ears in top shape. Plus, with ingredients like ketoconazole and chlorhexidine, these convenient ear wipes help combat bacteria, yeast, and fungus - a ...

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   4 days ago · Some common causes of hot spots on dogs are: Fleas or other parasites. Flea allergic dermatitis. Insect bites. Cuts or grazes. Skin allergies. Seasonal allergies. Ear infections. Anal gland problems. Excessive licking as a result of anxiety or boredom. A dirty, matted coat. A wet coat from regular swimming.

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   5 days ago · Red or swollen ears. Avoiding being stroked due to pain around the ears. Smelly ears. Pus, blood or discharge leaking from the ears. Abnormal or increased amount of earwax. Some cats and dogs experience loss of balance. These symptoms can be indicative of a wide range of ear problems in cats and dogs.

9. www.askaivet.com › pet-health › why-is-my-dogWhy is My Dog Scratching His Left Ear? - askaivet.com

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   2 days ago · You might notice a dark, coffee ground-like discharge in your dog’s ear. Allergies: Dogs can develop allergies to food, pollen, mold, or dust mites, leading to itchy ears and other symptoms like sneezing or itchy skin. Foreign Objects: Grass seeds, dirt, or other small objects can become lodged in a dog’s ear, causing irritation and ...