What are the symptoms of dog ear mites after treatment?

Dog ear mites belong to ear canal parasite infections. After treatment, the dog's ear canal secretions will decrease, the smell will gradually disappear, and the shaking and scratching behavior will decrease. It is important to treat ear mites in a timely manner to avoid complications such as ear hematomas caused by shaking the ears. The treatment cycle is usually about half a month, requiring daily cleaning of the ear canal secretions and application of medication. At the same time, a neck collar should be worn to prevent the dog from scratching, and regular care should be given after recovery.

The main treatments for confirmed ear mites are as follows:

For severe ear mites, it is necessary to use ear cleaning agents to clean the ear canal and apply ear flax oil. Whether it is cleaning or applying medication, it is best to massage the ear root after dropping the ear fluid into the ear canal to ensure full dissolution and absorption.
You can directly purchase ear health products with mite-cleaning functions to treat the condition. After massaging and absorbing, use a cotton swab to remove visible earwax, but do not over-dig, as this can lead to earwax buildup inside the ear.
Clean the ear secretions with ear cleaning agents and administer parasite-control drugs such as Haili Chong according to the dog's weight, once a week.

Precautions for ear mite treatment:

It is recommended to clean the ear canal daily in the early stage of the disease, and reduce the usage frequency accordingly as the condition improves. After recovery, it is advised to clean the ears once a week for maintenance.
Regular parasite prevention monthly can effectively prevent parasite infections.
If your cat resistes ear cleaning, it is recommended to seek guidance from a professional to avoid injury to the cat's ear canal.