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Regular, gentle cleaning will help. But first it’s important to identify whether the ear is infected. Our nurses can check your pet’s ears for signs of infection and will recommend you make an appointment with one of our vets, if they suspect an infection. They’ll also recommend and happily demonstrate how to use products to keep your pet’s ears clean.
Your pet’s ears should be maintained by using a gentle cleaning product every month or so, or before bathing.
Cats too can get dirty ears but healthy cats groom and have a more open ear structure, so it’s unusual for our feline friends to need any help from their owners.
