Bacterial Ear Infections In Dogs

Bacterial ear infections are common occurrences for many dog owners, especially those with long ear dogs. Often made worse by the warm moist conditions from the ear flap preventing air circulation, bacterial ear infections are easy to identify due to their symptoms: bad smell, gunky discharge and obvious discomfort your pet is experiencing (scratching, pain, etc.) When your dog gets an ear infection which is caused by bacteria, it is not dangerous if identified early and treated properly. The symptoms of the infection are not only an annoyance to you but also contribute to your dog’s suffering as well.

In considering the treatment options for your dogs bacterial ear infection, veterinarians have hundreds of choices of pharmaceutical drugs, pesticides, fungicides and commercial cleaners to choose from. If the infection is bacterial, they must first identify the organism or else use a wide spectrum antibiotic. If the ear infection is fungal or insect related, fungicides and insecticides are used. If a yeast infection is indicated, other products are also available. Many veterinarians treat dog ear infections with oral antibiotics, powerful chemical cleaners, and steroids (such as hydrocortisone), however cheaper and better natural ingredients are available which accomplish the same thing at a fraction of the cost.

What makes EcoEars unique is that it was formulated to work on all of the most common dog ear infections, not just bacterial. What this means to you is that EcoEars can be used on a wide variety of other parasitic invaders besides bacteria including ear mites, fungus and ear yeast infections. 

This means one product for all dog ear infections instead of first performing lab tests to decide on appropriate treatment. EcoEars is suitable for all of the most common dog ear infections, bacterial or other.

When you use EcoEars, you’ll notice the symptoms begin to improve in 1-2 days and be gone in a few days. (You should always continue treatment for a full 10 days.)