What should I do if my Labrador has stinky ears? If a Labrador has stinky ears, first check whether its ears are infected with ear mites. If it is infected, it must be treated with medication in time. Clean your Labrador's ears promptly, use a cotton swab dipped in ear drop oil to wipe the auricle, then drop ear drops into the ear canal, press the base of its ear for a while, and let the dog shake out the dirt on its own. Wipe clean with a warm towel and keep the ear canal dry at all times.

　1. Check the ears

If your Labrador’s ears are smelly, first check to see if there is accumulation of dirt inside. If it is brown or light yellow, it means that the earwax may not have been cleaned for a long time. You should clean it in time with a cotton swab or cotton. If the secretion is black or light yellow, If it is brown, you need to pay attention. The Labrador may have ear mites. Generally, in addition to the smelly ears, the dog will also shake its head due to the itching sensation. It is also possible for the skin to bleed outside the ear. It should be treated in time. Labrador gets medicine.

　2. Clean the ears

Clean your dog’s ears. Puppies can be held in your arms. For older dogs, let them lie quietly on their sides. Turn up their ears to expose the inside of the ear canal. First, use a cotton swab with a little ear oil to wipe the auricle. of dirt, then instill 2-3 drops of ear drops into the ear canal, press the base of the Labrador's ears to allow the liquid to fully integrate. The secretions in the ears will dissolve and the dog will shake them out on their own. Parents can look at the ears again. , use paper towels to wipe away any remaining dirt.

Sometimes after treatment, it is normal for the Labrador's ears to still have a smell. You can wipe it with a warm towel every night to gradually eliminate the smell. Also keep the ear canal dry, especially after swimming and bathing, dry yourself in time, pay special attention to drying the inside of the dog's ears thoroughly.