Pekingese (definite introduction)
Books about Pekingese, a dog with long coat and long ears. The ears are a part that is very easy to get dirty, and the Pekingese’s ears droop for a long time, making the ear canal airtight and providing a good environment for bacteria to exist, so the care of the Pekingese’s ears is very important. If you find that they have symptoms such as head shaking and ear scratching, it is probably caused by the itchiness caused by the dirt in the ears.
Take a close look at your dog’s ears every week to see if there is any inflammation, redness or swelling; smell if there is any peculiar smell; touch it and see if it feels stinging. If it's normal, just use a cotton ball to clean it. If there is earwax, you can lightly dip some glycerin on a cotton swab and clean it carefully, or use cleaning products recommended by veterinarians to remove it. If the earwax is excessive and hard, you may first use alcohol cotton balls to disinfect the outer ear canal, and then use 3% sodium bicarbonate ear drops or 2% boric acid (water is dotted on the earwax. After the dried earwax softens, gently remove it with tweezers. When taking it out, do not insert the tweezers too deep, and you must be very focused. If the dog hesitates to head, take out the tweezers quickly to avoid puncturing the gastrointestinal membrane or the ear canal mucosa.
Inspection of the dog's ears. Care is very important to avoid many diseases. The eardrum is very fragile like the cornea. When bathing the dog, in order to prevent water in the ear from causing otitis media, you can put cotton strips in the ear hole if the ear canal is long-term. Inflammation and severe itching will cause the dog to scratch its ears continuously, which may break the blood vessels on the auricle and cause ear hematoma. At that time, the dog's ears can only be treated at the pet hospital.
It is very important for them, so the care of their ears may not be necessary. Clean their ear canals regularly to prevent the growth of bacteria and keep their ears clean so that they can grow healthier.
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