Your Dog’s Ear Turning Red? Yeast Infection Alert!

Red Ear = Red Flag: Act Now

Маx’s Unseen Struggle

Max, a handsome labrador, with a golden coat, used to be the most beloved dog in the neighborhood. He was adored by his “mum” and everyone for his playfulness, handsomeness, and friendly nature. But recently, something went wrong with Max…

He began scratching his ears, a distinct odor emanated from them, and the discomfort clouded his usual joy. From the most energetic dog in the neighborhood, he was becoming a shadow of his former self, indifferent to the outside world.

Unfortunately, Max is not the only dog who endures the torment of ear discomfort. Millions of dogs worldwide face the agony of ear pain every day, often without anyone taking their symptoms seriously.

Spot The Silent Struggles Your Dog Faces

Don’t Let a Red Ear Turn Into a Source Of Unbearable Pain

Your furry buddy's ears reveal the early signs of yeast infection:

Itchy ears: Your dog’s trying to find relief from the infected area by using their paw or rubbing against the floor, furniture, or another surface.

Thinning fur around the ears: When the dog keeps scratching the infected area for too long, this not only causes thinning but leads to permanent fur loss.

Brown waxy discharge: This indicates a buildup of yeast, which often grows fast and threatens your dog’s hearing.

Droopy ears: The ears are losing their firmness appearing oversized when your dog is running and floppy when it’s lying down.

Odor: When the condition worsens, even a bath cannot lighten the stinky smell.

If you ignore the early signs of an ear yeast infection, the condition will inevitably worsen, leading to fur loss, hearing damage, and loose ear skin.

Is your beloved buddy scratching, smelling, or droopy-eared?

Аnd if your best friend is NATURALLY FLOPPY-EARED,

don’t forget that it’s at a much higher risk of developing a yeast ear infection!

The most susceptible breeds include:

Labrador Retrievers

Golden Retrievers

Beagles

Bulldogs

Poodles

Cocker Spaniels

Shih Tzus

Basset Hounds

Does your four-legged companion belong to one of these breeds?

“When a yeast infection overwhelms your companion’s gut, it leads to red, itchy, and filled with discharge. Many dog caretakers mistakenly begin treatment at the ear itself, but I can tell you that this approach in 100% of the cases PROVES INEFFECTIVE.

Managing the root cause in the gut is crucial for effective treatment."

Resolve the root cause, not just the symptoms!