How Do You Treat Ear Yeast Infections In Scottish Terriers?
Scottish Terriers, along with many other breeds of dogs, can have yeast infections inside their ears. If your dog is scratching and putting his paw inside of his ear or whining and scratching his ear, this could be a symptom of a yeast infection. A vet can cure an ear yeast infection with medication or you may treat it yourself with a simple solution, as long as you are certain of the condition. If you are not certain, always contact your vet first. Open the top of the squeeze bottle that has an applicator tip. These are readily available for purchase in the hair care section of grocery stores. This type of bottle is made for applying hair color and when you squeeze the bottle, air pressure forces the solution out of the tip in a stream. Add 4 oz. of white vinegar and 4 oz. of water to the bottle. Replace the cap on the bottle. Hold a finger over the tip so that it does not squirt out and shake back and forth until the solution is thoroughly mixed. With one hand, spread open the dog’s
