While this means dogs are vastly better at discerning sounds than we are, it also means that their complex ear anatomy makes them more prone to ear problems, including ear infections. While floppy ...

Why Do Dogs Develop Ear Infections? All dogs have the potential ... All ear infections are secondary to something else. It may be anatomy like floppy ears and heavy pinna, it may be swimming ...

The ear canal of dogs is much more vertical than the human ear canal. This L-shape makes it more susceptible to holding fluid and disruption from bacteria, yeast, or ear mites — all of which are ...

The trouble is, when that yeast or bacteria gets out of hand, and overgrows, it can cause health complications -- in particular, a nasty ear infection. So what happens if your dog develops an ...

Ear infections are a common occurrence for many dogs. This is especially true for breeds with floppy ears. My dog, Romeo, had several years where he was continually fighting an ear infection.