My dog has something bothering his ear

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Hi everyone, I'm posting because my dog has had something strange on his ear for two weeks now. It doesn't seem to bother him and he isn't scratching at it, but I'd like to know if anyone can help as I'm starting to get a bit worried.

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    Del2244 Icon representing the flag French
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    Hi there

    Your question is a bit vague...

    Is it something on the ear? Inside the ear? What does it look like?

    It’s difficult to help without knowing a bit more 😊

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    Picco85 Icon representing the flag French
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    Hello

    It’s been going on for 2 weeks

    • it doesn’t bother him

    • He isn't scratching it

    What exactly are we talking about here?

    If the dog isn’t bothered + there are no external signs: why post here?

    🔹Fever?

    🔹Is he sleeping well and eating normally?

    You need to go and see a vet who will carry out a clinical exam.

    Otherwise, you should follow my lead🙂. Get yourself an otoscope to keep an eye on the ear. I did it because of recurring ear infections.

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    ProvetoJuniorConseil
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    Hi there,

    It’s difficult to give an opinion without examining the ear in person. If this lesion has been there for two weeks, even if it doesn't seem to be bothering your dog, I would recommend booking an appointment with your vet to find out the cause and start a treatment plan if necessary. In the meantime, avoid applying any products without a vet's advice.

    Best wishes,

    Victoire

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