Any dog can get an ear infection, something stuck in their ear canal, or ear mites, but dogs with drooping ears (poodles, cocker spaniels, and basset hounds, for example) can be especially prone.

Hair loss is common in dogs, ... Bald spots on the outer ear, chest, belly, thighs, or lower neck may appear in greyhounds, whippets, Chihuahuas, dachshunds, and Italian greyhounds, ...

Ear cleaning isn't just a pet-care skill for vets or groomers. Learn how to clean dog ears in the comfort of your home with ...

However, hair loss could still make your dog feel itchy and uncomfortable — not to mention impact their natural coat. Here's the good news though: Many causes of canine hair loss are treatable.

If your dog is scratching incessantly they may scratch themselves, causing wounds and scabs to appear in and around the ear, and in extreme cases, your pet may lose hair, too. This is how your dog ...

An expert at the Dogs Trust has listed three physical areas to look out for on your dog, which will expose hidden signs that ...

Dogs can’t tell us when they’re unwell, and it isn’t always easy for us to work out if there’s an issue. Take ear infections as an example. They’re fairly common in dogs, but we won’t ...

A groomer may pluck the hair every 4 to 6 weeks when the dog is groomed, but excessive plucking can lead to more ear infections, so for sensitive dogs, just clipping the ear canal hairs with ...