Why does my dog have brown gunk in her ear?

Why does my dog have brown gunk in her ear?

A waxy, yellow, or reddish-brown ear discharge can also be a sign your dog has an ear infection, which can be a result of allergies, mites, polyps, overproduction of ear wax, excessive bathing or swimming (which can leave too much moisture in the ears), or other problems.

What dog breeds have Henry’s pocket?

Chihuahuas, Boston terriers, corgis, and pugs are commonly known to have Henry’s pockets, though not exclusively. (Almost all cats have them).

How do you tell if your dog has ear mites or just dirty ears?

Symptoms of ear mites in dogs and cats?

1. Strong odor coming from the ears.
2. Black or brown waxy secretions from the ears.
3. Inflammation of the ear, including redness and the ear becoming hot to the touch.
4. Debris in the ear canal that looks like coffee grounds.
5. Excessively itching, scratching or rubbing of her ears.

How can I treat my dogs ear hematoma at home?

My dog’s hematoma just popped on its own. What should I do?

1. Try to gently clean the area with warm water and a mild, non-stinging cleaning solution (like dilute chlorhexidine or povidone-iodine).
2. If your dog allows, place gentle pressure on the area to help it fully drain.

What are pricked ears on a dog?

Prick ears are also known as “erect” ears, as they stand fully upright. They tend to appear pointed, and give dogs an alert appearance. They are most commonly found in cold weather breeds such as the Siberian husky or the Alaskan malamute.

What does a hematoma look like on a dog?

Hematomas in Dogs A hematoma looks like a swollen lump under the skin. Most hematomas are caused by trauma, but some dogs may develop them due to a clotting disorder. Hematomas on organs or in the brain can lead to more serious medical conditions, but most subdermal hematomas are not serious.