i have a german shepard and he has some infection on his ears, the tip is all bloody and flies won't cease going after him.
what can i do for now until i go get some medicine at the pet store
thanks :]
but what can i do at my home right now?

A: You shouldn't do anything at where it hurts, you don't know what KIND of ear infection it is, so please take your dog to the vet. It's like having a child, when your child has an ear infection, you go to the doctor's.

I exertion with dogs, so my friend asked me to help hold still and take care of his dog, whose ears were cropped on Sunday. Today is the assistant day that the colored vet wrap and pads have been taken off, so really, the ear scabbing has begun to become noticeable today. In holding the passionate washcloth to the dogs ears, what are we really trying to accomplish physically? I ask this because we know that we are trying to keep big scabs from forming, but when we do check the washcloth to...

A: Base I don't have an answer for you neither of my breeds have cropped ears.

To those who find it too "inhumane" I suggest you look up the lineage purpose and delve into the reasoning WHY historically certain breeds are cropped, tails docked, dewclaws removed etc. While I'm on the subject-matter of docking .. do you realize that in the UK there has been a huge upswing in the number of both fatal and injuries requiring surgery on dogs whose breeds were...

my dog has ear mites and i spectacle if they can be taken care of naturally instead of going to the vet?

A: The trash I use is called "Eradimite" it's made by fort dodge animal health. It's all things considered available over the counter at a pet supply store.

If it does not work in 2-3 days, you will need a vet affect.

LANIER TWP., Preble County — For a Preble County couple, luck brought them not one but two lucky dogs — lost animals that found themselves in good hands.

“We were the ‘lucky ones,’ said Mary Matteucci, of Lanier Twp., referring to the 14 short months she and her husband, John, had “Lucky Dog,” which is what they named the old sick dog that came into their lives in February 2008.

“It was a normal Sunday morning, a day that would change our lives,” she said.

Preparing to take two pounds of butter to church so St. Paul’s Church in Dayton could help feed the homeless, Matteucci put it on her porch so she wouldn’t forget it.