My vet started off good but now it's all about the money. They even asked if I knew that Vets have a high suicide rate. WTF? Trying to make me feel guilty or what? It didn't work.
So what about the root cause? I stopped chicken and it seemed to help but then put her back on to make sure it was the cause and it flared up again. Since then I have taken her off chicken for almost a month and it’s still flared up!
So many people today cannot afford these crazy vet bills. It's terrible to just watch your pet suffer. Thank you for helping that not be the case. You are a gem.
I have spent $1200 dlls on my dog’s ear infection, and nothing is working, I’ll definitely try this right now. Update. IT WORKED!!! Thank you very much.
Coconut oil 1tbs and 20 squirts of Benadryl spray! My dog has battled this off and on for a while and this is something that works very quickly and usually only apply 2-3 times a day. I don't put deep in the interior just the inside of the ear not in the canal. Hopefully this helps
(Another nurse here...) One important thing!! Always clean the tube off after it comes in contact with the ear canal!! Otherwise, you may be re- infecting the ear/ears each time you treat! Also, it would be good to flush the debris in ear canal out before each treatment. That way you can actually SEE if you're making progress too. 😊
THANK HEAVENS for Dr. Jones! My 11 year old Cavalier gets seasonal yeast infections in his ears. Chlortimazole cost me $7.00 vs $63 for same drug from vet. Inside of a week, no "sweet stink," no black gunk, no head-shaking and rubbing...Swab checks come back clean. I foster senior dogs for a local rescue. Dr. Jone's videos have become my "go to" source.
Thank you so much. I just spent $280 at my vet for an ear infection only for it to remain one month later. They would not refill the prescription which was $38) without seeing the dog first. Thanks to your video, I bought 5 tubes on Amazon for $6.99. Thanks 😊
@@victoriabeaucannon7272&&& Clotrimazole &&& The name to look for as in a tube of Canesten, which is the brand name. The Clotrimazole, is the actual drug name. Hope you see this.
Look at my above recipe. We have two newfoundland and this killed bacterial and yeast infections in their ears when even Cornell university failed. Our local vet now uses this for patients.
My German shepherd had the worst ear infection for a month and after 200 dollars and trying just about everything else I found this video. I’m on day 2 of this remedy and it’s working so good I can’t believe it. Thank you so much.
Could you pls let me know where (and what brand) did you buy this? I was able to find the one shown in video only in Australia and now in US. Thanks so much!
Lucy got an ear infection! $520.00 + checkup for $100.00, it came back! Did your advice, gone. Thank you. My dogs are 8 yrs old, never sick. Only had vax's 2xs in their lives. You are awesome! Wish I had a vet like you! God bless you! XOXO 😘
Oh My Word! Vet's have gotten WAY out of hand with their pricing - especially knowing these inexpensive solutions work. My dog had the runs and my holistic vet told me he could prescribe medication or I could just give my 14 lb dog an adjusted amount of Imodium AD...said the pet medication was the same stuff...just 4xs more expensive. I was so thankful and he saved me future vet visits
Some dogs, especially those with floppy ears get these yeast infections. They can and often do come back. I have one dog that gets them a couple times a year and we usually go to the vet, but that will cost me at least $400! So I'm going to try this!
First time my dog had a yeast infection the Vet charged over $300! When I asked for a refill for the meds, I was told to bring him back to see if he had the same ear issues......it was the same! Had dogs for 40 years and I know the smells etc! Greed! I ended up using Monistat, diluted it and used it for a while, then flushed. Once the ears healed, I flush with Apple Cidar Vinegar diluted with water and it seems to work. I wish the groomer would ensure that his ears are free from shampoo/conditioner residue! Everytime he is groomed, 2 days later this stuff comes out and smells like the products they use. If I don't flush his ears, here comes another infection. It's frustrating as hell and it would be nice if groomers paid attention to that! Thx Doc, as always great advice!
Did you talk to the groomer. Maybe no one educated them about the importance of keeping the ears dry. Either that or they know & don't care, in which case I wouldn't let them lay hands on my dog.
I'm a mobile groomer & always place cotton in the animals ears, plus hold the ear up & closed, just in case. Your groomer should know better & should be cleaning your animals ears out as part of the groom. Maybe think of switching to a groom that actually cares & knows what they are supposed to be doing🐾
I was a dog groomer and many don't dry the ears so they end up with an ear infection. Must clean and dry ears of all animals that are bathed to prevent this issue.
Can you tell me what Collodial Silver product you used. I've done so many things to help a poor cat with reoccuring infection and I've considered the silver, but not sure which product. Thanks for any help!
@@catherinekittykat I am using m other youtube account that why I have a different avatar and name. Hope the best for your cat. If your cat ever has diarrhea give it canned pumpkin no sugar added.
Just want to say, I got 5 tubes of this from Amazon for $6.99. My dog and I have been fighting yeast for what seems like forever. He had an ear infection I couldn't clear up. A couple of days of Clortrimazol and it almost looks like a normal ear. Thank you Dr. Jones & of course, Tula!
I’m having the same problem with my dog and she’s been to the vet twice and it won’t go away. So this worked great for your dog? Thanks for sharing your story because I’m going to order some to
@@billiebentley9549 Hi Billie! As I said, we've been fighting yeast off and on for the 2 years we've been stuck in Floriduh. I've pretty much tried everything you can name and he's continued to have varying degrees of ear infections. Very frustrating. SO I watched this video by Dr. Jones and Tula, ordered the Clortrimazol. I cleaned his ears with the yeast bath rinse which is 1/2 cup of peroxide, 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar with the mother and 1/2 gallon of water. I cleaned his ear flaps and tried not to get it in his ear canal. I then put a big blob of Clortrimazol on my finger and gently pushed it into the opening of his ear canal and then massaged the outside of his ear canal at the back of his ear. I've been doing this twice a day for over a week and we've had great success! He's stopped scrubbing his head on the ground because it hurts. One ear looks completely normal, and the other one has just the slightest bit of inflammation and discoloration left. I'm more than happy with the result. Just so you can gauge, I've used one whole tube. He's a big Shih Tzu at 40 pounds, not overweight, just a big boy. The first day he tried to bite me but now it feels good and he's happy to let me treat him. I'm going to keep treating his ears for a while longer just to be on the safe side.
This legit works! My fur baby is currently dealing with an ear infection (yeast) She has been to the doctor many times and was given antibiotics, etc. The meds worked, but as soon as she had taken her course of antibiotics, the infection was back. I was desperate at this point and couldn't bare to watch my baby uncomfortable and in pain any longer. After doing this for a few days, I already saw an improvement, and we are close to being ear infection free. She's no longer scratching and shaking her head and is on the mend. Thank you, thank you, thank you! This vet and his videos are so dope!
That is amazing! How is it going now a year past? I really want to help my dog with his ear.. He has been struggling with it for a while now... I've tried everything it seems but not this. Is this still your go to fix? I am a bit worried about treating my dog with it.. Worried that I might make it worse. If nothing happens I have atleast tried it but I just don't want it to get worse..
Thank you SO much for this advice! My partner and I have a German Shepherd/Husky mix who is very prone to yeast ear infections and we’ve had to pay out the nose for veterinary care for them. We live on a tightly fixed income and she’s my partner’s service dog so keeping her healthy is a top priority. It’s such a relief to know that we can manage those infections so cost effectively. Thanks again, you’re a lifesaver!
Up 3 times last night my with my assistance/service dog head shaking & ear scratching - he has a recurring problem with yeast ear infections. I have an excess of £70 on my policy & each time the vet has charged me £68.99 for a tiny bottle of ear drops (Tommy is a bullmastiff, ears the size of a planet!!!). I have just bought a tube of Canestan & am about to try this. Many, many thanks.
I had a dog with a year eat infection about 6 years ago, I used women's yeast medicine to treat him. 💞 Thanks for being Real and very Helpful, Dr. Jones.
I am using that on my pup. She has recurring ear infections, floppy hairy ears. I used the mixture of apple cider vinegar and green tea, then i put the monistat in. She is more relaxed. I hope this helps her. I have about 12 different bottles, ear drops, ear flushes. She has been to the vet, more bottles of ear drops that doesn't work for her.
This video was so very helpful! I have a 2 year old pup who constantly has yeast in his ears. I had tried so many things. Yes we tried the vet. I came across a video about Vagisil. But I was so afraid to try it. I finally broke down and decided to go look to see what I could find. I had found the clotrimazole and bought it. It seemed to be less ingredients compared to any of the other options. I applied it twice yesterday. It seemed to help immediately. Then today I came across your video. It made me feel even better about my decision. I get really bad guilt/anxiety when he gets sick. Because we can't always afford to take him to the vet. So I try a lot of at home remedies. But I tend to do a lot of research about whatever I'm going to do. I will be adding your channel to the list of channels that I go to for my at-home information. Thank you so much for what you do! Poor people deserve to be pet parents also. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your last comment is correct, and too many haters have crossed our path while we were homeless, dont pay those heartless people any mind when they comment on it. My comment above tells how I dealt with it in my border collie using a little cap of vodka (*NOT rubbing alcohol ) and a pinch pannacure aka fenbendazole, mixed and gently injected into the ear after gently swabbing it out first. Then later after it dries the same day a simple bit of aloe in the upper ear as moisturizer. We even mixed a little pinch more of the med powder in that as well. It worked better than tractor supply stuff. ♥
It’s ridiculous how a trip to vet is more expensive than when we go see a doctor. We’d love to rescue more homeless animals but the vet cost is too much for us to handles and I am sure many people agree. This Dr is a savior. Thank you SO MUCH❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, Doc. I am so glad I found your channel. My dog is having ear yeast infections and I cannot afford a vet visits even. Life is getting really tough. I will update all of you, guys. Thanks again, Doc.
I'm in the same position. I can't afford the vet visit and I'm so thankful I've found this channel. Dr. Jones seems so compassionate and gentle in his approaches. II don't feel so alone with this, and that's a huge help. 🙏🏼❤
I am renting my dog's ear out with the mothers apple cider vinegar and filtered water first and then using a dollop of this cream and I am on my third dose and my dog's ear is clearing up! Good luck I hope it works for you
Wow, this really worked on my dog today that has had an ear infection for the last 3 days. I'm a struggling artist and can't afford the high price$ some vets charge for visits to take care of common issues with my dog like this. I always Google everything and search RUclips videos on remedies and this REALLY worked and the ointment was no more than $7 at Dollar General near my home. I immediately put it on my dogs ear canal and he hasn't scratched at it nor shaken his head at all. There are a lot of skeptical dog owners that prefer to spend a lot of $$$ by visiting their vets for dog issues. It's NOT always neccessary...Thank you Dr Jones!
I’m so happy to see this. I’ve been using this for years for my yeasty eared Havenese. I just thought it made sense. It works great and now I feel so much better knowing a vet says it’s safe. 🤓
Our neighbor told us of this after we got our GSD a few years back. His previous owner had let him get an ear infection so bad and left him untreated to the point he had blood and puss dripping from his ears. He is so sensitive now and hates anyone touching his ears at all. Takes a good bit of timing to get the cream in his ears but always helps pretty quickly. (His previous owner left him with so many issues that we have yet to overcome even after 3+ years but we just love on him and he feels safe here).
Poor thing! I've rescued and love GSDs. Here are some tips: The food is the cause of all issues. All the commercial food, every single one, is the root cause of all dog ailments. Choose a decent quality kibbles. Get rid of all canned food. Make a stew with fresh vegs like cabbage, bok choy, leafy greens like rainbow chard/ kale, broccoli, turnips, carrots, zucchini, kabocha squash, etc. Add a variety of meats or rotate meats- chicken, pork, beef, liver, kidneys, heart, skin. Make this stew and serve on top of high quality no grain kibbles. Do not feed any grain (rice, wheat, pasta, bread, etc) to dogs. Restrict high carbs like potato, sweet potato, peas during yeast cure phase. After that, it is fine. Buy Iceland Pure Sardine Anchovy Fish oil and store in fridge. 2-4 squirts in food daily. Amazon $26 for 33 oz. Give raw beef knuckle bones, Patas de res (beef ankle bones), raw turkey neck as treats. Pork must be cooked, so avoid pork bones. Bones splinter when cooked, so always raw and not thin ones. Heat up bone for 30 secs in microwave, remove marrow, and bone will not have odor or attract flies. Cook up the marrow and add it to the food. The large beef knucklebones are great for GSDs. Breakfast is 2 eggs cooked, with a dollop of Greek yoghurt on top of kibbles. Also good to use fresh mixed baby greens for salads. Add a handful in the food for digestive enzymes and greens. I use a pressure cooker, cook a whole chicken for 2 hrs on high. Remove chicken, debone, set aside. Take softened bones and half broth, and pulverize bones in a blender. Set aside. Take clean broth, cook vegs in it, plus organ meats and pork or other meats, and when stew is ready, add bone broth back in, and the deboned chicken. This ensures all the calcium, gelatin, fats, iron, minerals are back in the food. Bones are incredibly nutritious!!! You don't want to cook the veggies with the ground bone at same time. The ground bones sit at the bottom of pan and make mini explosions as you are cooking, which is annoying. For smaller dogs, I freeze half the ground bones for the next stew. Poop may turn white from bones, this is fine. If you want to make a fantastic soup for yourself, pressure cook any bones for 2 hrs, let rest, cook for another 2 hrs. This extracts everything out of the bone and adds a lot of flavor to soups or dishes as stock. For ears - check for intact ear drums with otoscope or have vet do it. Then rinse out the ears with warm water and baby shampoo if badly inflamed. Let all debris, pus, and gunk come out. Flush once a week like this. Towel dry, tilt head to drain all water out, clean up with tissue, Q tip inside ear canal to remove water and gunk. Then apply creams as mentioned here. Without this thorough cleaning, the medication is not reaching the fungus or bacteria. If ear has an active infection, you want to wash it out, and use Mometamax, not Tresaderm (not as good). Once it is healed, then start the anti fungal creams. Ear rinses during every bath, and if there is a lot of debris building up, or pus, as this will keep ears clean. Once the infections are gone, you only need to rinse out ears during bath time not too often. Any itchy skin on GSDs start with food. Food is critical. You can use 1/2 tsp MSM and 1/2 tsp Glucosamine in the food to reduce inflammation. Buy bulk powders on Amazon cheap. You can also buy Potassium and Magnesium and Vitamin C in bulk powders. I use 1/3 tsp of each of these for large dogs, and myself. For me, I mix with water and some Apple Cider Vinegar daily 1-2 times. It drops blood pressure and keeps you healthy. Ditto for dogs.
Maybe his previous owner couldn't afford the the care the dog needed. A lot of people don't know about some of the free or voucher services out there for low income families needing vet care. It's ok to share your story about helping the dog, but I don't see why you need to bash the previous owners to make yourself feel better about yourself. What's important is the dog is now in a healthy environment....that's all that matters. Bashing the previous owners says more about your character than theirs.
@@southerngypsy1894 I disagree strongly. Ask yourself, if this were a child, would it be alright, and would you be making excuses for this horrible, cheapskate, vile, cruel parent? CPS would be down in an instant to remove the child. Police would cuff and jail the parents immediately, and news channels would be full of coverage on this issue. Yet when its a dog or cat, everyone is silent. The animal also has rights under law to be raised with kindness and medical care. If owner could not afford medical care for his pet, he can take the pet to a shelter. Letting it suffer is inhumane and absolutely 100% NOT ACCEPTABLE. I'd like to personally thrash anyone who does this to innocent animals who trust and love us so unconditionally, and get abuse in return. Its disgusting. Don't have pity for owners of neglect and abuse.
You are so brave to stand on your principles! I go to your counsel for everything dog related.I agree with you about the issues you have with the “business” of the veterinary field.I am a retired nurse and have been lucky to have veterinarians as friends that agree with your principles.I just love you!
Yes, I've seen pets suffer and die from ear infections bc the person never took them to the vet or did anything. It's heartbreaking to watch them suffer and die! Thank you for this.
@@horsepanthertechnically it can. Severe untreated ear infections can spread to your dog’s brain and damage the portion of the lobe responsible for breathing and heart rate upon traveling from the Eustachian Tube to the brain. It’s rare, but it can occur in severe untreated cases.
My dog was treated with steroids and antibiotics for yeast infection. Thanks for that brilliant tip. Canestan costs just a few euros here in Ireland. Very grateful for that info.
Just wanted to give an update of my previous comment. Basically used the cleaning mixture and ointment on Tommy's ears for 7 days, and, it worked brilliantly! First few days, not much noticeable difference, but slowly the ears became cleaner, the redness disappeared and by day 6 they looked clean and healthy again. A million thanks for sharing this proceedure Dr Jones 👌
Where was this yesterday? Could have saved me $400. Yep. $400 (granted a fecal test was on there too because he was due for that). But for an ear infection alone it was like 350 and that’s just a lot for something so simple. Of course I’ll pay every penny for my dog, but now that I know what a yeast ear infection is like in my dog- I’ll be using this option from now on.
Dried neem leaves work VERY well against yeast in a dog. I had a dog who had severe yeast issues. She had itchy skin, crusty ears, and it got to the point where she also didn't absorb the nutrients in her food as well so that I had to feed her almost twice as much just so she would hold her weight. (I suspect her colon made a biofilm to protect itself against the yeast and the biofilm blocked a lot of the nutrients from going through.) I tried so many things, none of which worked. Then I finally tried dried neem leaves added to her food. Within a week I noticed a big difference, and in two weeks the difference was like night and day. She felt so much better! After about three weeks her ears stopped being crusty, her coat became shiny and full again, and I actually had to cut down on her food because she was absorbing the nutrients so well again that she was gaining too much weight. Neem is absolutely amazing! It is very bitter, but I think dogs don't taste bitter because I give all of them neem now (can't hurt, I'm sure) and they all eat the food right up. I just make sure it's the leaves and not the root or seeds because I think those would be too strong. Anyway, I am so excited about neem that I'm actually going to grow a tree in a pot now (I am not in a hot enough growing zone for a neem tree to grow in the earth outside). Neem leaves for the win! 🙂
Thank you so much! I immediately ran to CVS to grab it. She has been in incredible amount of discomfort and pain. Before I even touched her ear , she was yelping. She hasnt shook or scratched her ear in 2 days! Thanks again !
Happy Thanksgiving Dr. Andrew! Your videos have been such a blessing. Your honesty is priceless. So many unnecessary procedures are performed on our furry family members. May the Lord give to you and your family and pets a wonderful holiday season.
My Wolfdog had chronic recurring ear yeast infections for 2 years, eventually they're gone....O.T.C meds = Canesten 2% cream, Hydrocortisone 1% cream mixed with flax oil as a carrier, syringed into the ear twice daily for 5 days. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you so much Doctor, you are such a blessing.. vet bills are so high.. But with your help I can help my dog not to suffer .. thank you from Tullie and me..❤🐾
Funny I kept getting ear infections and the Drs would put me on amoxicillin, it would make it die down but NEVER go away. I used this stuff and it cleared it up within a week and no problems since.
Sadly some use to be before corporations started buying up practices. I am seeing one of those Vets this coming Saturday I remember when he was young and just starting out and how enthused he was to try home remedies for dogs with displasia unfortunately 20 years later he is jaded and not so helpful anymore. Only seeing him for a technical wellness check that we have to get once a year to keep our dogs listed as clients in case they get sick we use a low cost Vet clinic for their shots which is free to seniors in our area. They don't have On Call hours if your pet is sick hence having to use our old Vet office. I hate how they have changed over the years since big corp took over their practice. Anna In Ohio
You are the BEST!!! I saw your video 2 weeks ago. My old dog has chronic yeast ear and my new dog had just caught it. I saw your vid and I had the cream in my medicine cabinet. It healed the old dog IMMEDIATLY. AMAZING SOOOOOOOOO Wonderful to see her not In ear discomfort. We just treated her again and did our first on our new pup also. Thank you so very very very much. Money is soo tight. Our care and concern for pets is priceless. Thank you for your great contribution. We thank you
I just bought some...my dog has every symptom on this video.. IM REALLY THANKFUL FOR THIS VIDEO!! My pitty girl always gets ear infections and this is going to save me a lot of money...thank you. I will keep you posted on her treatments
Ear is 100% better. 🐾♥️💫 thank you so much for your videos!! My pitty girl Letty says...MY Ear pain was RUFF.....after the 4th day of treatments I was feeling much better..I even started letting my mom just do the treatments without making her chase me through out the whole house. 🐾stay PAWsitive my four legged friend's 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾IT WORKS🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
OMG, I just subscribed recently and I have 1 of my 4 rescues that's constantly having the ear shaking and scratching. I'm absolutely GRATEFUL for you Dr. Jones!!! I'm definitely going to get this and try it. I want to help my fur child so he doesn't suffer all that irritating itching. As a female, I truly can say from my experience with yeast after antibiotics..... that irritation SUCKS!! THANK YOU for helping me help my sweet darling 🐶
You are the first fabulous Animal vet. That has given free great info. On how to help our babies every others want money and keep saying as watching the video I will show or tell you and it's just for money .I think we all appreciate your kind words of how to take inexpensive care for our animals but I do take them for checkups ty so much always will watch for you happy Thanksgiving,merry Christmas and a happy new year
Can I treat my cat with this? He's had a yeast infective ear for a couple years and the vet cannot seem to solve it. I've gone to several different vets. I'm so frustrated. And he's uncomfortable.
Absolutely 💯 diagnosed our furbabies ear infection, ordered Zymox & 3 days later she's back to normal. I continued treatment for 7 days to make sure!! Saves is $300+ in Vet bills & no anxiety for having to go in either. God Bless you, Dr. Jones!
I paid 660£ to have dog put to sleep so vet could give it a ‘good clean’. Smell/infection came back soon after. I feel I get fleeced every time I go there. Gonna give this a go. Thank you doctor
Thank you for this video! I’m a new dog mom and I was concerned about my dogs ear and 99% sure that it was a yeast infection. I used athlete’s foot cream which had 1% Clotrimazole and his ear and it’s completely gone within 4 days. THANK YOU!
I'm a retired Vet Tech & have been telling my grooming clients to not let your Vet charge you a ridiculous amount for unecassary, expensive ear meds. I have been Monistat for our 14yr old Lab/Shep mix for the last few years, when he gets them (usually seasonal) A yeast infection is the same in pets as in people. Yeast is yeast, plain , simple & inexpensive.
@@utube0372 something we give our dog regularly is collostrum tablet supplement for dogs, ours is a German brand. Another thing that could be good is probiotic, it could even be Greek Yochurt. A species appropriate dieth that is anti inflammatory, anti Yeast. It would be wise to remove sugar from the dieth (honey, high fructose corn sirop, white and sweet potatoes, tapioca) It would be good if the dieth is entirely grain free, carb free Good is fresh garlic, tijm, parsly and oregano Raw apple cider vinigair and coconut oil can be added to the food Cool proteins is the best For example rabbit , duck and cod are cooling proteins, I suggest to google this for a better understanding, so duck meat strips of good quality could be a safe treat. Also a good cleaning regime for the area that your dog is having Yeast could be important. A safe cleaner could be wich hasel, also known as hamamelis. So you clean the area before adding clotrimazol canesten cream, for example with cotton balls. These are notes that I kept for my dog who has/had ear infections and allergie If in doubt always ask a professional of your trust, or google for more information, good luck
We tried (after your other video on yeast skin infections) ACV with aloe Vera juice, seemed to do the trick for his ears. Glad always to have a library of information you give us. Blessings to you and yours Doc.
Thank you for this remedy. Got some monostat, used this a few times w/i 2 weeks the smelly and itching was gone. I'll keep this in there medicine cabinet always. It WORKS!!!
Wow thank you so much. I noticed my dog had a yeast infection in her ear and I was very worried. I couldn't get her into any vets locally so I've was searching nonstop for info. When I came across your channel & was amazed at all the information you share with us! I first got a basic ear flush and cleaned out her ear, then I used this & it relieved her irritation. 🙏 After a few days the infection dried up and went away. Thank you so much.
I was bathing my dog during the holidays. Of course, everything was closed. When I got to her ears and flipped her right ear back. I was shocked it was fire engine red. I am a strong believer in Mother's Vinegar. I used 1 part water and 1 part Mothers that was Friday night. I was planning on a Vet trip Monday and am happy to say her ear looks perfect now. We do have a check-up coming up and I will get her checked out.
I can't thank you enough. My poor labradoodle suffers from reoccurring ear infection in the right ear. I take her to the vet, she's prescribed panalog. It used to be in both ears, but its the right ear. She said it was yeast. I will definitely give this a try ❤❤
I just bought this for my guide dog!!! She’s a Labrador Retriever who is prone to yeast infections in her ears when we have really rainy weather. I always feel horrible when she gets yeast infections and I’ve stopped taking her with me when it rains. I use my cane instead on those days. I am in grad school and on a fixed income so I can’t afford a $200 bit bill x2 a week to clear the infection. 😭
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My bichon frise used to suffer with yeast ear infections, at least 5 times a year, so I decided to try canesten, it actually works, saving me a lot of money, so thank you Dr Jones, I now recommend it to my friends who have dogs that suffer the same.
I happened to see your video the week you posted it. My dog had the things going on, as you described it. I didn't have the cream you spoke of but happened to have Lotrimin cream. I tried some in my dog's ear and it worked quickly. We just put an adequate amount on a finger of a gloved hand, put med in and rubbed the ear good. Thank you for the help.
@@VeterinarySecrets hi Doctor, I'm new to your channel. Is this the same stuff as the vaginal cream? My dog groomer told me to use this on my dog who has a yeast infection in his ear and he keeps chewing on his paws. Also do you have a video on what to feed them when they have yeast infections? I have two Lhasa Apsos and I want to feed them healthy dog food and snacks but I don't know which one is the right one. Thank you!
Doctor I am forever grateful. My lab started coming down with a mild yeast infection yesterday morning. He's very difficult to take to the vet and as my health is bad I procrastinated and thought I would take him in today. When I contacted the vet they said he was out of town and there was nothing they could do. Because of the extreme weather I knew that within a couple of days it would escalate terribly and make his life unbearable. Why I hadn't thought of you first I don't know. As soon as I saw your beautiful face and clicked on the video I knew that I didn't have to worry. Of course as always your solution was the gentler softer and most inexpensive way. Luke has severe anxiety problems and taking him to the vet unless it's an emergency is something I avoid. He is a risk to me and to himself. So any in-home treatments are truly a prayer answered. Why I strayed away from you I'm not sure. Anyway I feel like Luke and I found our way home. Oddly enough he turned seven yesterday finding you was an awesome birthday present for a beautiful boy that's entering into a more mature journey in his life. Hoping all is well with you and yours. Great big hugs.
We just came back with our dog from the VET, yeast infection in both ears, treatment was $186 they only put some stuff in the ears, thank you for this, we directly bought it, it’s $12 at Walgreens but way way cheaper than going to the VET
So good of you to post this. I have used cheap human medications for yeast infections effectively on my shepherds ever since I read the active ingredient, clotrimazole, in the expensive dog medication otivet or some such name.
This is so awesome! I'm going to cancel my vet appt. tomorrow and just use this! Treating the exact issue rather than a little antibiotic etc. etc. and not getting to the root is what we find at the vet's office with the drugs. Thank you so much!!! My dogs can live healthy now and I don't break the bank.
Yeast infections in my Newfoundlands, has cost me literally thousands. And the yeast still recur...and the dogs suffer. Thank you. I had the cream here for human use, and I didn't know I could safely use it on my dogs My dogs thank you.
I absolutely love this guy!!! He has saved my dog from so much torture, because the vets around here are booked out for weeks to get in. And saved us so much money!
I wish my hound dog was as calm and compliant as Tula is! He fights me every time even though he feels better after cleaning. I see this product is Lotrimin in the US and I will purchase it today. Thank you for all your help and knowledge. I've learned so much from you.
@@brerrabbit4265 Yes, and to my surprise it says on the box for jock itch! However, I went ahead and purchased it because the ingredient is the same as mentioned.
Flush the ear with a 50/50 mixture of apple cider vinegar and distilled water. Repeat every day till it's gone. This works for yest and bacterial infections when nothing else will. Simple as that.
I rarely comment on youtube videos but I just had to give you some praise for sharing such an effective and affordable treatment. This completely eliminated my dog's ear inflammation and scabs that she built over a short time span. Thank you!
Plan on trying this immediately. I've spent a ton of money, have all kinds of really expensive vet antibiotics and nothing stops it. Now my Rottie is ear phobic. That's now a problem! Thanks in advance, I hope this works!
I've not seen Canesten in the US but looking at the active ingredient I was able to find a generic 1percent cream sold at our CVS drug stores. So it should be easy to find and fairly inexpensive for us too. Thanks again for all the great information that helps keep our babies healthy. This is why I always try to watch and like each video you post.
@@Lightonahill25 I've tried to respond to your question but my response doesn't show up in the comments. Not sure why. If you read other comments you will find various brand names listed by others.
@@ssmith5127 thanks so much, is it anti-fungus cream? not cortisone or antibiotique cream, right? I live in France and long for a CVS, everything is prescription here!
@@Lightonahill25 Yes, Antifungal. The active ingredient is Clotrimazole 1%. Other commenters have also suggested using coconut oil and/or a 50/50 water/apple cider vinegar mix as natural remedies that may be helpful. I love seeing the multiple possible solutions posted by other readers too.
Hello Dr . Thank you So Very Much, my best and only Little friend in the whole wide world his ear has been bothering him and getting more sensitive,n all I could do is pray as we are homeless , for now, saving up to fix that, I was getting ready to make n appointment at the nearest Vet, but got the idea to inquire in RUclips , So glad I did , I believe you are an agent of our father however you understand this life and the cause and effect of it all , thank you thank you , I will subscribe and like , just in case my little best friend of all ever has any other issues in the future, thank you many blessings to you and all that you are doing to help all of our furry little friends thank you please keep your videos coming ❤ did I say thank you 😊 peace love and gratitude....
Thank you for helping us. We are all experiencing sick pets out here, and all the money going out to try and help them is very taxing. You are a saint!
Thank you doc, this is so helpful. The first time my Boston got a yeast infection in his ear I had no idea what it was so I took him to the vet and obviously was sent home with some expensive medication. Now he has one again and since I knew what it was I searched up your channel knowing you would have a better solution.
Such a good idea! My Lab/border collie had yeast ear inf chronically for a bout a year. After researching and process of elimination, discovered she had allergy to soy in her food. No more infections.
You are a wonderful vet that really cares about the animals and not the almighty $$$$ ! You are a blessing to both us and our pets! Thank You Doctor Jones💘May God always Bless you💘
I spent thousands of dollars for my doodles ear infection but nothing happened. This one will save me a lot of money for keep going to the vet. Thank you doc for your honest review and recommendation. I’m subscribing to your channel now.
This is great info! Roxy, my golden, currently is finally getting off Dermalone. (She's been on it for 10 days.) I'm hoping there's no nxt time, but now I know what to do instead of spending close to $350 for a vet visit, blood work & meds.
I was septical about this at first. My GSD has suffered very expencive and painful ear flareups/infections for the last 2years. The last vet appointment cost £700 for a ear flush under anesthetic and then more meds for 4 weeks after. I was not suprised when it then re-appeared as soon as the meds were finished!! I went a local shop and picked this up for £2.69. Used it that day and for 3 days and within 3 days her ear was completely clear! I used this alongside an antiseptic ear cleaner (Leucillin). I am very very impressed. So far no issues since! And i am keeping ontop of the ear cleaner 1 - 2 times a week
I have been subscribed to you for many years and I run to you for whenever there is a need with me and my dog paranoia and actual situations you make everything clear and very straight to the point a man who actually loves animals instead of just making a paycheck is a definite blessing to methank you so much for everything you do!!!!
I appreciate these videos. I'd followed another one you posted and still do. We have 3 shih tzus who were always prone to ear infections. Often too. Going to the vet cost a looooot of money, and the infections kept coming back. Well, when I began to follow another video you shared, their ear infections became rare, and now it's been years since any have had one. Why I prefer home care for most things. The quick fix (vet) often ends up making stuff come back often and costs more to fix (in vet visits too), whereas the home remedy may take a bit longer and more work, but the issue doesn't tend to come back often.
@@marloaltomare4692 I believe some dogs are just prone to them. Some of ours never get them, some do. Same with some are prone to cysts (like acne), and some have never had them.
A vet who cares about the pets more then money? You sir are God's gift.
Yes! 🙌🏼 May God bless him!! Me & my fur baby thank him from the bottom of our hearts! ❤
My vet started off good but now it's all about the money. They even asked if I knew that Vets have a high suicide rate. WTF?
Trying to make me feel guilty or what? It didn't work.
Isn’t that the truth? Thank you for being a decent human being. What a concept! 🤦♀️
The name
So what about the root cause? I stopped chicken and it seemed to help but then put her back on to make sure it was the cause and it flared up again. Since then I have taken her off chicken for almost a month and it’s still flared up!
A vet trying to save people money? What a gem you are! ❤
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It is refreshing i just got one of my five dogs teeth cleaned and some extrations six hundred bucks
Love this!
It really worked today on my 9 year old dog for $7 a tube!
What's the name of it
So many people today cannot afford these crazy vet bills. It's terrible to just watch your pet suffer. Thank you for helping that not be the case. You are a gem.
Bless you
Thank you for the information it's a blessing
for sure, those vets are not doing themselves or animals any good.
Thank you,,i will
Thanks, Doc. What about the Redness on the inside flap of the year?
A vet for the pet and not the pharmacy corporation
I’m on social security and I LOVE my dog. Thankyfor helping me save money I desperately need and I still get to help my precious baby!!!
Hey did it help?
So am I and I need all help I can get also
This is the way a REAL Veterinarian does things, with love and care.
I absolutely agree with you he's great
Absolutely!!!He's not in it for the money!! He seems to really care!!AWESOME!!!
Totally agrees.
Hey us money vets care too
Same thing I was thinking.....been having problems off and on for 2 years with our dog. Going to try this
I have spent $1200 dlls on my dog’s ear infection, and nothing is working, I’ll definitely try this right now.
Update. IT WORKED!!! Thank you very much.
Coconut oil 1tbs and 20 squirts of Benadryl spray! My dog has battled this off and on for a while and this is something that works very quickly and usually only apply 2-3 times a day. I don't put deep in the interior just the inside of the ear not in the canal. Hopefully this helps
(Another nurse here...) One important thing!! Always clean the tube off after it comes in contact with the ear canal!! Otherwise, you may be re- infecting the ear/ears each time you treat! Also, it would be good to flush the debris in ear canal out before each treatment. That way you can actually SEE if you're making progress too. 😊
With wath do you flush the ear?
@@kathidori8504 1/2 aloe vera jc, 1/2 witch hazel. It's something he suggested before.
@@lauriebennett6257 Thank you very much
Does this work on cats too?
Co-sign! As a Nurse I'm watching and waiting for him to say just that😏
FYI, this is available at dollar tree for $1.25 for 1.25 ounces as "athletes foot cream" - same active ingredient of clotrimazole
Thank you🙌🏾
Thank you very much!!!!!
@@Botanifiles I bought a half ounce today for $9. At a pharmacy.
I will know better next time
@@Botanifiles did the cream work from dollar tree
Yep!! My sister taught me that one.
Thank you for not ripping people off. Very much appreciated
THANK HEAVENS for Dr. Jones! My 11 year old Cavalier gets seasonal yeast infections in his ears. Chlortimazole cost me $7.00 vs $63 for same drug from vet. Inside of a week, no "sweet stink," no black gunk, no head-shaking and rubbing...Swab checks come back clean. I foster senior dogs for a local rescue. Dr. Jone's videos have become my "go to" source.
Thank you for helping the seniors! I love them, 2. We all love the couch, a car ride, nap, then bed. It’s great🤡
How can I get it for my foster dog ,we got a month he has his ears so dirty itchy, and smelly.
is that clotrimazole 1% 0r 2% i cant see the tube well when he holds it up
@@ritariordan2664 I really thanks you so
Much I been up all night my first puppy I am going to buy this cream
@@stepintotheunknowntarottim1921 I was wondering the same thing!!!
Thank you so much. I just spent $280 at my vet for an ear infection only for it to remain one month later. They would not refill the prescription which was $38) without seeing the dog first. Thanks to your video, I bought 5 tubes on Amazon for $6.99. Thanks 😊
Thank you I just ordered it on Amazon
Can you please text me the name of this cream? I can't seem to catch it in this video. Thank you!
Victoria
@@victoriabeaucannon7272&&& Clotrimazole &&& The name to look for as in a tube of Canesten, which is the brand name. The Clotrimazole, is the actual drug name. Hope you see this.
Thank you. I think I payed over 50 bucks last time I went to the vet for ear med alone. He Keeps getting it back. Will shop asap. Thanks!!!!
Look at my above recipe. We have two newfoundland and this killed bacterial and yeast infections in their ears when even Cornell university failed. Our local vet now uses this for patients.
My German shepherd had the worst ear infection for a month and after 200 dollars and trying just about everything else I found this video. I’m on day 2 of this remedy and it’s working so good I can’t believe it. Thank you so much.
Could you pls let me know where (and what brand) did you buy this? I was able to find the one shown in video only in Australia and now in US. Thanks so much!
@@johnh.9773 It wasn’t the brand in the video it was a different one I found at my local rite aid
Where can I find it? Searched for it keeps coming up foot cream
@@twn28328shoppers drug mart in Canada or wallwamrt
MONOSTAT! YOU CAN GET IT AT YOUR GROCERY STORE WHERE TAMPONDS ARE
Lucy got an ear infection! $520.00 + checkup for $100.00, it came back! Did your advice, gone.
Thank you. My dogs are 8 yrs old, never sick. Only had vax's 2xs in their lives.
You are awesome! Wish I had a vet like you! God bless you!
XOXO 😘
Oh My Word! Vet's have gotten WAY out of hand with their pricing - especially knowing these inexpensive solutions work. My dog had the runs and my holistic vet told me he could prescribe medication or I could just give my 14 lb dog an adjusted amount of Imodium AD...said the pet medication was the same stuff...just 4xs more expensive. I was so thankful and he saved me future vet visits
Some dogs, especially those with floppy ears get these yeast infections. They can and often do come back. I have one dog that gets them a couple times a year and we usually go to the vet, but that will cost me at least $400!
So I'm going to try this!
Hope other vets dont try to shut him down i could imagine that happening
First time my dog had a yeast infection the Vet charged over $300! When I asked for a refill for the meds, I was told to bring him back to see if he had the same ear issues......it was the same! Had dogs for 40 years and I know the smells etc! Greed! I ended up using Monistat, diluted it and used it for a while, then flushed. Once the ears healed, I flush with Apple Cidar Vinegar diluted with water and it seems to work. I wish the groomer would ensure that his ears are free from shampoo/conditioner residue! Everytime he is groomed, 2 days later this stuff comes out and smells like the products they use. If I don't flush his ears, here comes another infection. It's frustrating as hell and it would be nice if groomers paid attention to that! Thx Doc, as always great advice!
Did you talk to the groomer. Maybe no one educated them about the importance of keeping the ears dry. Either that or they know & don't care, in which case I wouldn't let them lay hands on my dog.
Thanks for the tip on residue from shampoo and conditioner causing yeast infection.
I'm a mobile groomer & always place cotton in the animals ears, plus hold the ear up & closed, just in case. Your groomer should know better & should be cleaning your animals ears out as part of the groom. Maybe think of switching to a groom that actually cares & knows what they are supposed to be doing🐾
My vet won't teach me to flush my dogs ears! Told me Not to do it!
I was a dog groomer and many don't dry the ears so they end up with an ear infection. Must clean and dry ears of all animals that are bathed to prevent this issue.
Collodial silver works too. Good for eye infections. I like this vet he is a caring man.
I brew my own, why didn't I think of that???
Thank you!
Can you tell me what Collodial Silver product you used. I've done so many things to help a poor cat with reoccuring infection and I've considered the silver, but not sure which product. Thanks for any help!
@@catherinekittykat Sovereign Silver is a good brand costs like around 19.99 on Amazon.
@@catherinekittykat I am using m other youtube account that why I have a different avatar and name. Hope the best for your cat. If your cat ever has diarrhea give it canned pumpkin no sugar added.
Also apple cider vinegar with the mother. I used raw honey on my cats cloudy eye, fixed it right up
Just want to say, I got 5 tubes of this from Amazon for $6.99. My dog and I have been fighting yeast for what seems like forever. He had an ear infection I couldn't clear up. A couple of days of Clortrimazol and it almost looks like a normal ear. Thank you Dr. Jones & of course, Tula!
I’m having the same problem with my dog and she’s been to the vet twice and it won’t go away. So this worked great for your dog? Thanks for sharing your story because I’m going to order some to
@@billiebentley9549 Hi Billie! As I said, we've been fighting yeast off and on for the 2 years we've been stuck in Floriduh. I've pretty much tried everything you can name and he's continued to have varying degrees of ear infections. Very frustrating.
SO I watched this video by Dr. Jones and Tula, ordered the Clortrimazol.
I cleaned his ears with the yeast bath rinse which is 1/2 cup of peroxide, 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar with the mother and 1/2 gallon of water. I cleaned his ear flaps and tried not to get it in his ear canal. I then put a big blob of Clortrimazol on my finger and gently pushed it into the opening of his ear canal and then massaged the outside of his ear canal at the back of his ear. I've been doing this twice a day for over a week and we've had great success! He's stopped scrubbing his head on the ground because it hurts. One ear looks completely normal, and the other one has just the slightest bit of inflammation and discoloration left. I'm more than happy with the result.
Just so you can gauge, I've used one whole tube. He's a big Shih Tzu at 40 pounds, not overweight, just a big boy. The first day he tried to bite me but now it feels good and he's happy to let me treat him.
I'm going to keep treating his ears for a while longer just to be on the safe side.
Hi , what brand did you use I can’t seem to find the one he was using
What brand did you order?
@@martyrose thank you for this!!! ❤
We have a rescued pug and Lordy, all the issues this poor little guy has 😢
I’m going to try this right away! 🫂
This man is an angel 👼🏼 let’s be real! What the world would be if all medical professionals would be up front and honest, pet or otherwise✨🙏🏼
This legit works! My fur baby is currently dealing with an ear infection (yeast)
She has been to the doctor many times and was given antibiotics, etc.
The meds worked, but as soon as she had taken her course of antibiotics, the infection was back. I was desperate at this point and couldn't bare to watch my baby uncomfortable and in pain any longer.
After doing this for a few days, I already saw an improvement, and we are close to being ear infection free. She's no longer scratching and shaking her head and is on the mend.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This vet and his videos are so dope!
That is amazing! How is it going now a year past? I really want to help my dog with his ear..
He has been struggling with it for a while now... I've tried everything it seems but not this. Is this still your go to fix?
I am a bit worried about treating my dog with it.. Worried that I might make it worse.
If nothing happens I have atleast tried it but I just don't want it to get worse..
Thank you SO much for this advice! My partner and I have a German Shepherd/Husky mix who is very prone to yeast ear infections and we’ve had to pay out the nose for veterinary care for them. We live on a tightly fixed income and she’s my partner’s service dog so keeping her healthy is a top priority. It’s such a relief to know that we can manage those infections so cost effectively. Thanks again, you’re a lifesaver!
You might want to consider regulating carb intake and checking for environmental and dietary allergies.
get foods without soy meal
Switching to mostly meat will help too..no dog food
@@hansared8668agree.
Follow Dr Karen Becker for food recipes for dogs. 80 percent meat she has a dog food calculator
Up 3 times last night my with my assistance/service dog head shaking & ear scratching - he has a recurring problem with yeast ear infections. I have an excess of £70 on my policy & each time the vet has charged me £68.99 for a tiny bottle of ear drops (Tommy is a bullmastiff, ears the size of a planet!!!). I have just bought a tube of Canestan & am about to try this. Many, many thanks.
I had a dog with a year eat infection about 6 years ago, I used women's yeast medicine to treat him. 💞 Thanks for being Real and very Helpful, Dr. Jones.
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I am using that on my pup. She has recurring ear infections, floppy hairy ears. I used the mixture of apple cider vinegar and green tea, then i put the monistat in. She is more relaxed. I hope this helps her. I have about 12 different bottles, ear drops, ear flushes. She has been to the vet, more bottles of ear drops that doesn't work for her.
@@VeterinarySecrets I'm still listening for your remedy, but I always used vinegar/water for that
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This video was so very helpful! I have a 2 year old pup who constantly has yeast in his ears. I had tried so many things. Yes we tried the vet. I came across a video about Vagisil. But I was so afraid to try it. I finally broke down and decided to go look to see what I could find. I had found the clotrimazole and bought it. It seemed to be less ingredients compared to any of the other options. I applied it twice yesterday. It seemed to help immediately. Then today I came across your video. It made me feel even better about my decision. I get really bad guilt/anxiety when he gets sick. Because we can't always afford to take him to the vet. So I try a lot of at home remedies. But I tend to do a lot of research about whatever I'm going to do. I will be adding your channel to the list of channels that I go to for my at-home information. Thank you so much for what you do! Poor people deserve to be pet parents also. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your last comment is correct, and too many haters have crossed our path while we were homeless, dont pay those heartless people any mind when they comment on it. My comment above tells how I dealt with it in my border collie using a little cap of vodka (*NOT rubbing alcohol ) and a pinch pannacure aka fenbendazole, mixed and gently injected into the ear after gently swabbing it out first. Then later after it dries the same day a simple bit of aloe in the upper ear as moisturizer. We even mixed a little pinch more of the med powder in that as well. It worked better than tractor supply stuff. ♥
Same here 😉
Same
Does any work? Because I see so many brands
It’s ridiculous how a trip to vet is more expensive than when we go see a doctor. We’d love to rescue more homeless animals but the vet cost is too much for us to handles and I am sure many people agree. This Dr is a savior.
Thank you SO MUCH❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, Doc. I am so glad I found your channel. My dog is having ear yeast infections and I cannot afford a vet visits even. Life is getting really tough. I will update all of you, guys. Thanks again, Doc.
You're welcome
I'm in the same position. I can't afford the vet visit and I'm so thankful I've found this channel. Dr. Jones seems so compassionate and gentle in his approaches. II don't feel so alone with this, and that's a huge help. 🙏🏼❤
I am renting my dog's ear out with the mothers apple cider vinegar and filtered water first and then using a dollop of this cream and I am on my third dose and my dog's ear is clearing up! Good luck I hope it works for you
Did you try it did it work?
hey did this work?
You said it. That is why I feel many vets take advantage of people by charging them so much when they don't have to.
Wow, this really worked on my dog today that has had an ear infection for the last 3 days. I'm a struggling artist and can't afford the high price$ some vets charge for visits to take care of common issues with my dog like this. I always Google everything and search RUclips videos on remedies and this REALLY worked and the ointment was no more than $7 at Dollar General near my home. I immediately put it on my dogs ear canal and he hasn't scratched at it nor shaken his head at all. There are a lot of skeptical dog owners that prefer to spend a lot of $$$ by visiting their vets for dog issues. It's NOT always neccessary...Thank you Dr Jones!
I’m so happy to see this. I’ve been using this for years for my yeasty eared Havenese. I just thought it made sense. It works great and now I feel so much better knowing a vet says it’s safe. 🤓
My schnauzer just developed an ear infection so I will be using this to treat the poor guy. Good to see many people comment on positive results.
Your America’s favorite animal doctor 🎉and deserve a gold metal for all the lives you’ve saved through your podcasts!
Our neighbor told us of this after we got our GSD a few years back. His previous owner had let him get an ear infection so bad and left him untreated to the point he had blood and puss dripping from his ears. He is so sensitive now and hates anyone touching his ears at all. Takes a good bit of timing to get the cream in his ears but always helps pretty quickly. (His previous owner left him with so many issues that we have yet to overcome even after 3+ years but we just love on him and he feels safe here).
Ought to be whipped. Those people should have jail time!
Peace and joy for you and your personal pet. Poor baby.
Poor thing! I've rescued and love GSDs. Here are some tips:
The food is the cause of all issues. All the commercial food, every single one, is the root cause of all dog ailments.
Choose a decent quality kibbles. Get rid of all canned food. Make a stew with fresh vegs like cabbage, bok choy, leafy greens like rainbow chard/ kale, broccoli, turnips, carrots, zucchini, kabocha squash, etc. Add a variety of meats or rotate meats- chicken, pork, beef, liver, kidneys, heart, skin. Make this stew and serve on top of high quality no grain kibbles. Do not feed any grain (rice, wheat, pasta, bread, etc) to dogs. Restrict high carbs like potato, sweet potato, peas during yeast cure phase. After that, it is fine.
Buy Iceland Pure Sardine Anchovy Fish oil and store in fridge. 2-4 squirts in food daily. Amazon $26 for 33 oz.
Give raw beef knuckle bones, Patas de res (beef ankle bones), raw turkey neck as treats. Pork must be cooked, so avoid pork bones. Bones splinter when cooked, so always raw and not thin ones. Heat up bone for 30 secs in microwave, remove marrow, and bone will not have odor or attract flies. Cook up the marrow and add it to the food. The large beef knucklebones are great for GSDs.
Breakfast is 2 eggs cooked, with a dollop of Greek yoghurt on top of kibbles.
Also good to use fresh mixed baby greens for salads. Add a handful in the food for digestive enzymes and greens.
I use a pressure cooker, cook a whole chicken for 2 hrs on high. Remove chicken, debone, set aside. Take softened bones and half broth, and pulverize bones in a blender. Set aside. Take clean broth, cook vegs in it, plus organ meats and pork or other meats, and when stew is ready, add bone broth back in, and the deboned chicken. This ensures all the calcium, gelatin, fats, iron, minerals are back in the food. Bones are incredibly nutritious!!! You don't want to cook the veggies with the ground bone at same time. The ground bones sit at the bottom of pan and make mini explosions as you are cooking, which is annoying.
For smaller dogs, I freeze half the ground bones for the next stew. Poop may turn white from bones, this is fine.
If you want to make a fantastic soup for yourself, pressure cook any bones for 2 hrs, let rest, cook for another 2 hrs. This extracts everything out of the bone and adds a lot of flavor to soups or dishes as stock.
For ears - check for intact ear drums with otoscope or have vet do it. Then rinse out the ears with warm water and baby shampoo if badly inflamed. Let all debris, pus, and gunk come out. Flush once a week like this. Towel dry, tilt head to drain all water out, clean up with tissue, Q tip inside ear canal to remove water and gunk. Then apply creams as mentioned here. Without this thorough cleaning, the medication is not reaching the fungus or bacteria. If ear has an active infection, you want to wash it out, and use Mometamax, not Tresaderm (not as good). Once it is healed, then start the anti fungal creams. Ear rinses during every bath, and if there is a lot of debris building up, or pus, as this will keep ears clean. Once the infections are gone, you only need to rinse out ears during bath time not too often.
Any itchy skin on GSDs start with food. Food is critical. You can use 1/2 tsp MSM and 1/2 tsp Glucosamine in the food to reduce inflammation. Buy bulk powders on Amazon cheap. You can also buy Potassium and Magnesium and Vitamin C in bulk powders. I use 1/3 tsp of each of these for large dogs, and myself. For me, I mix with water and some Apple Cider Vinegar daily 1-2 times. It drops blood pressure and keeps you healthy. Ditto for dogs.
Maybe his previous owner couldn't afford the the care the dog needed. A lot of people don't know about some of the free or voucher services out there for low income families needing vet care. It's ok to share your story about helping the dog, but I don't see why you need to bash the previous owners to make yourself feel better about yourself. What's important is the dog is now in a healthy environment....that's all that matters. Bashing the previous owners says more about your character than theirs.
@@lizpearl3378 I completely agree. If this were a child, owner would be jailed. No different for a family pet!
@@southerngypsy1894 I disagree strongly. Ask yourself, if this were a child, would it be alright, and would you be making excuses for this horrible, cheapskate, vile, cruel parent? CPS would be down in an instant to remove the child. Police would cuff and jail the parents immediately, and news channels would be full of coverage on this issue. Yet when its a dog or cat, everyone is silent. The animal also has rights under law to be raised with kindness and medical care. If owner could not afford medical care for his pet, he can take the pet to a shelter. Letting it suffer is inhumane and absolutely 100% NOT ACCEPTABLE. I'd like to personally thrash anyone who does this to innocent animals who trust and love us so unconditionally, and get abuse in return. Its disgusting. Don't have pity for owners of neglect and abuse.
You are so brave to stand on your principles! I go to your counsel for everything dog related.I agree with you about the issues you have with the “business” of the veterinary field.I am a retired nurse and have been lucky to have veterinarians as friends that agree with your principles.I just love you!
Can you tell me the name of that OTC product he used please
Can u tell me the name of that over the counter product he used
@@rickjames38 Chlortrimazole
Thank you the yeast infection was better after a day or so. You are a true vet that loves and cares about animals. Thank you Dr. Jones.
Not only is he helping us save money but this gem of a person didn't scoff at a clients suggestion for an alternate remedy.
Yes, I've seen pets suffer and die from ear infections bc the person never took them to the vet or did anything. It's heartbreaking to watch them suffer and die! Thank you for this.
I don't believe a dog can die from an ear infection. Suffer, yes. Die, no.
@@horsepanthertechnically it can. Severe untreated ear infections can spread to your dog’s brain and damage the portion of the lobe responsible for breathing and heart rate upon traveling from the Eustachian Tube to the brain. It’s rare, but it can occur in severe untreated cases.
My dog was treated with steroids and antibiotics for yeast infection. Thanks for that brilliant tip. Canestan costs just a few euros here in Ireland. Very grateful for that info.
Just wanted to give an update of my previous comment. Basically used the cleaning mixture and ointment on Tommy's ears for 7 days, and, it worked brilliantly! First few days, not much noticeable difference, but slowly the ears became cleaner, the redness disappeared and by day 6 they looked clean and healthy again. A million thanks for sharing this proceedure Dr Jones 👌
That's great to hear, thank you for sharing
Where was this yesterday? Could have saved me $400. Yep. $400 (granted a fecal test was on there too because he was due for that). But for an ear infection alone it was like 350 and that’s just a lot for something so simple. Of course I’ll pay every penny for my dog, but now that I know what a yeast ear infection is like in my dog- I’ll be using this option from now on.
You’re a real one for this. Sometimes I feel like going to the vet is like going to the mechanic lol they take advantage of how much we love our pets
Dried neem leaves work VERY well against yeast in a dog. I had a dog who had severe yeast issues. She had itchy skin, crusty ears, and it got to the point where she also didn't absorb the nutrients in her food as well so that I had to feed her almost twice as much just so she would hold her weight. (I suspect her colon made a biofilm to protect itself against the yeast and the biofilm blocked a lot of the nutrients from going through.) I tried so many things, none of which worked. Then I finally tried dried neem leaves added to her food. Within a week I noticed a big difference, and in two weeks the difference was like night and day. She felt so much better! After about three weeks her ears stopped being crusty, her coat became shiny and full again, and I actually had to cut down on her food because she was absorbing the nutrients so well again that she was gaining too much weight. Neem is absolutely amazing! It is very bitter, but I think dogs don't taste bitter because I give all of them neem now (can't hurt, I'm sure) and they all eat the food right up. I just make sure it's the leaves and not the root or seeds because I think those would be too strong. Anyway, I am so excited about neem that I'm actually going to grow a tree in a pot now (I am not in a hot enough growing zone for a neem tree to grow in the earth outside). Neem leaves for the win! 🙂
Thank you so much! I immediately ran to CVS to grab it. She has been in incredible amount of discomfort and pain. Before I even touched her ear , she was yelping. She hasnt shook or scratched her ear in 2 days! Thanks again !
You're welcome:)
What is this called?
Happy Thanksgiving Dr. Andrew!
Your videos have been such a blessing.
Your honesty is priceless. So many unnecessary procedures are performed on our furry family members.
May the Lord give to you and your family and pets a wonderful holiday season.
You are so welcome
My Wolfdog had chronic recurring ear yeast infections for 2 years, eventually they're gone....O.T.C meds = Canesten 2% cream, Hydrocortisone 1% cream mixed with flax oil as a carrier, syringed into the ear twice daily for 5 days. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thanks for explaining.
Thank you so much Doctor, you are such a blessing.. vet bills are so high..
But with your help I can help my dog not to suffer .. thank you from Tullie and me..❤🐾
What a sweet dog. So tolerant.
Funny I kept getting ear infections and the Drs would put me on amoxicillin, it would make it die down but NEVER go away. I used this stuff and it cleared it up within a week and no problems since.
Thank you! 😊 wish vets were more transparent and honest like you mate!!
Sadly some use to be before corporations started buying up practices. I am seeing one of those Vets this coming Saturday I remember when he was young and just starting out and how enthused he was to try home remedies for dogs with displasia unfortunately 20 years later he is jaded and not so helpful anymore. Only seeing him for a technical wellness check that we have to get once a year to keep our dogs listed as clients in case they get sick we use a low cost Vet clinic for their shots which is free to seniors in our area. They don't have On Call hours if your pet is sick hence having to use our old Vet office. I hate how they have changed over the years since big corp took over their practice. Anna In Ohio
You are the BEST!!! I saw your video 2 weeks ago. My old dog has chronic yeast ear and my new dog had just caught it. I saw your vid and I had the cream in my medicine cabinet. It healed the old dog IMMEDIATLY. AMAZING SOOOOOOOOO Wonderful to see her not In ear discomfort. We just treated her again and did our first on our new pup also. Thank you so very very very much. Money is soo tight. Our care and concern for pets is priceless. Thank you for your great contribution. We thank you
Did you get the external cream, and how did you apply it?
I cannot thank you enough! 🙏 worked and cleared in a week, last vet bill was a couple hundred dollars and this was only $5
I just bought some...my dog has every symptom on this video..
IM REALLY THANKFUL FOR THIS VIDEO!! My pitty girl always gets ear infections and this is going to save me a lot of money...thank you. I will keep you posted on her treatments
miine too
Ear is 100% better. 🐾♥️💫
thank you so much for your videos!!
My pitty girl Letty says...MY Ear pain was RUFF.....after the 4th day of treatments I was feeling much better..I even started letting my mom just do the treatments without making her chase me through out the whole house.
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OMG, I just subscribed recently and I have 1 of my 4 rescues that's constantly having the ear shaking and scratching. I'm absolutely GRATEFUL for you Dr. Jones!!! I'm definitely going to get this and try it. I want to help my fur child so he doesn't suffer all that irritating itching. As a female, I truly can say from my experience with yeast after antibiotics..... that irritation SUCKS!! THANK YOU for helping me help my sweet darling 🐶
You are the first fabulous Animal vet. That has given free great info. On how to help our babies every others want money and keep saying as watching the video I will show or tell you and it's just for money .I think we all appreciate your kind words of how to take inexpensive care for our animals but I do take them for checkups ty so much always will watch for you happy Thanksgiving,merry Christmas and a happy new year
Wow, thank you!
Can I treat my cat with this? He's had a yeast infective ear for a couple years and the vet cannot seem to solve it. I've gone to several different vets. I'm so frustrated. And he's uncomfortable.
Absolutely 💯 diagnosed our furbabies ear infection, ordered Zymox & 3 days later she's back to normal. I continued treatment for 7 days to make sure!! Saves is $300+ in Vet bills & no anxiety for having to go in either. God Bless you, Dr. Jones!
After multiple prescriptions I put a few drops of tea tree oil and ear healed with no further infection.
I paid 660£ to have dog put to sleep so vet could give it a ‘good clean’. Smell/infection came back soon after. I feel I get fleeced every time I go there. Gonna give this a go. Thank you doctor
Distilled water with a few drops of vinegar in it, morning and night for 3 days. Been doing it for years with my stray cats and dogs
Thank you for this video! I’m a new dog mom and I was concerned about my dogs ear and 99% sure that it was a yeast infection. I used athlete’s foot cream which had 1% Clotrimazole and his ear and it’s completely gone within 4 days. THANK YOU!
I’m going to treat our Tommy with right now. Just received from Amazon and I’m so grateful for you Dr
I'm a retired Vet Tech & have been telling my grooming clients to not let your Vet charge you a ridiculous amount for unecassary, expensive ear meds. I have been Monistat for our 14yr old Lab/Shep mix for the last few years, when he gets them (usually seasonal) A yeast infection is the same in pets as in people. Yeast is yeast, plain , simple & inexpensive.
What dog food and treats do you recommend for dogs who are prone to yeast infections? Thank you!
Is canesten okay or just Monistat?
@@utube0372 something we give our dog regularly is collostrum tablet supplement for dogs, ours is a German brand. Another thing that could be good is probiotic, it could even be Greek Yochurt.
A species appropriate dieth that is anti inflammatory, anti Yeast.
It would be wise to remove sugar from the dieth (honey, high fructose corn sirop, white and sweet potatoes, tapioca)
It would be good if the dieth is entirely grain free, carb free
Good is fresh garlic, tijm, parsly and oregano
Raw apple cider vinigair and coconut oil can be added to the food
Cool proteins is the best
For example rabbit , duck and cod are cooling proteins, I suggest to google this for a better understanding, so duck meat strips of good quality could be a safe treat.
Also a good cleaning regime for the area that your dog is having Yeast could be important.
A safe cleaner could be wich hasel, also known as hamamelis.
So you clean the area before adding clotrimazol canesten cream, for example with cotton balls.
These are notes that I kept for my dog who has/had ear infections and allergie
If in doubt always ask a professional of your trust, or google for more information, good luck
I almost went down that road. I figured the same thing and got some at the store. I’m thankful I seen this. I was worried a little.
The problem with grain freed kibble is that it’s been linked to heart issues.
We tried (after your other video on yeast skin infections) ACV with aloe Vera juice, seemed to do the trick for his ears. Glad always to have a library of information you give us. Blessings to you and yours Doc.
That's a much safer choice to start with & often very effective
If your dog has an ear infection in his red won’t the Apple cider vinegar burn it
@@lisalancework7999 I dont use if there is an open wound. If just red doesn't seem to bother but seems to help.
@@margiesims5706 ty!
What is ACV? Thank you
Thank you for this remedy. Got some monostat, used this a few times w/i 2 weeks the smelly and itching was gone. I'll keep this in there medicine cabinet always. It WORKS!!!
Thank you so so much. My poor baby is so miserable and this just may help.
Wow thank you so much. I noticed my dog had a yeast infection in her ear and I was very worried. I couldn't get her into any vets locally so I've was searching nonstop for info. When I came across your channel & was amazed at all the information you share with us! I first got a basic ear flush and cleaned out her ear, then I used this & it relieved her irritation. 🙏 After a few days the infection dried up and went away. Thank you so much.
I was bathing my dog during the holidays. Of course, everything was closed. When I got to her ears and flipped her right ear back. I was shocked it was fire engine red. I am a strong believer in Mother's Vinegar. I used 1 part water and 1 part Mothers that was Friday night. I was planning on a Vet trip Monday and am happy to say her ear looks perfect now. We do have a check-up coming up and I will get her checked out.
Thanks Doc. I have a little naked dog (Chinese Hairless Crested), she gets them terrible. I used this from one of your earlier videos, it works.
I can't thank you enough. My poor labradoodle suffers from reoccurring ear infection in the right ear. I take her to the vet, she's prescribed panalog. It used to be in both ears, but its the right ear. She said it was yeast. I will definitely give this a try ❤❤
Hi! How does it go?
Thanks!
I just bought this for my guide dog!!! She’s a Labrador Retriever who is prone to yeast infections in her ears when we have really rainy weather. I always feel horrible when she gets yeast infections and I’ve stopped taking her with me when it rains. I use my cane instead on those days. I am in grad school and on a fixed income so I can’t afford a $200 bit bill x2 a week to clear the infection. 😭
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My bichon frise used to suffer with yeast ear infections, at least 5 times a year, so I decided to try canesten, it actually works, saving me a lot of money, so thank you Dr Jones, I now recommend it to my friends who have dogs that suffer the same.
Good to know, thank you
I happened to see your video the week you posted it. My dog had the things going on, as you described it. I didn't have the cream you spoke of but happened to have Lotrimin cream. I tried some in my dog's ear and it worked quickly. We just put an adequate amount on a finger of a gloved hand, put med in and rubbed the ear good. Thank you for the help.
Thank you, Doctor, for ALL your thoughtful tips. Wishing you and all creatures in your care, a gratifying and warm Thanksgiving.
Thanks
@@VeterinarySecrets hi Doctor, I'm new to your channel. Is this the same stuff as the vaginal cream? My dog groomer told me to use this on my dog who has a yeast infection in his ear and he keeps chewing on his paws. Also do you have a video on what to feed them when they have yeast infections? I have two Lhasa Apsos and I want to feed them healthy dog food and snacks but I don't know which one is the right one. Thank you!
Doctor I am forever grateful. My lab started coming down with a mild yeast infection yesterday morning. He's very difficult to take to the vet and as my health is bad I procrastinated and thought I would take him in today. When I contacted the vet they said he was out of town and there was nothing they could do. Because of the extreme weather I knew that within a couple of days it would escalate terribly and make his life unbearable. Why I hadn't thought of you first I don't know. As soon as I saw your beautiful face and clicked on the video I knew that I didn't have to worry. Of course as always your solution was the gentler softer and most inexpensive way. Luke has severe anxiety problems and taking him to the vet unless it's an emergency is something I avoid. He is a risk to me and to himself. So any in-home treatments are truly a prayer answered. Why I strayed away from you I'm not sure. Anyway I feel like Luke and I found our way home. Oddly enough he turned seven yesterday finding you was an awesome birthday present for a beautiful boy that's entering into a more mature journey in his life. Hoping all is well with you and yours. Great big hugs.
We just came back with our dog from the VET, yeast infection in both ears, treatment was $186 they only put some stuff in the ears, thank you for this, we directly bought it, it’s $12 at Walgreens but way way cheaper than going to the VET
So good of you to post this. I have used cheap human medications for yeast infections effectively on my shepherds ever since I read the active ingredient, clotrimazole, in the expensive dog medication otivet or some such name.
This is so awesome! I'm going to cancel my vet appt. tomorrow and just use this! Treating the exact issue rather than a little antibiotic etc. etc. and not getting to the root is what we find at the vet's office with the drugs. Thank you so much!!! My dogs can live healthy now and I don't break the bank.
Did it work for you? :) hopefully it did! I'm struggling.. Thinking of buying it tommorow
I’ve been using it for many years. Also coconut oil in a dogs food daily can help avoid yeast infections. My girl is prone.
My dog gets coconut oil daily for seizures. But, she still gets the yeast.
@@flickeringcandleI think they mean oil on the ears
Yeast infections in my Newfoundlands, has cost me literally thousands. And the yeast still recur...and the dogs suffer. Thank you. I had the cream here for human use, and I didn't know I could safely use it on my dogs My dogs thank you.
WOW! a friend spent $10 gran to fixing it until the dog died....Good luck with your dogs.
My poor Husky, German Shepard mix has been miserable. I've tried everything. I'm so glad I found this video. Thank you so much!
I absolutely love this guy!!! He has saved my dog from so much torture, because the vets around here are booked out for weeks to get in. And saved us so much money!
I wish my hound dog was as calm and compliant as Tula is! He fights me every time even though he feels better after cleaning. I see this product is Lotrimin in the US and I will purchase it today. Thank you for all your help and knowledge. I've learned so much from you.
Lotrimin is for athletes foot.
@@brerrabbit4265 Yes, and to my surprise it says on the box for jock itch! However, I went ahead and purchased it because the ingredient is the same as mentioned.
@@brerrabbit4265 athlete's foot & ring worm are both also fungal conditions
@@brerrabbit4265 which is a fungal infection. Yeast is a form of fungus.
Did the Lotrimin work??
Flush the ear with a 50/50 mixture of apple cider vinegar and distilled water. Repeat every day till it's gone. This works for yest and bacterial infections when nothing else will.
Simple as that.
How do you wash out the ear??
@@BabyGthagawd rub the mixture in by massaging the ears and use a 3x3 gauze pad to wipe out excess mixture. Done.
I rarely comment on youtube videos but I just had to give you some praise for sharing such an effective and affordable treatment. This completely eliminated my dog's ear inflammation and scabs that she built over a short time span. Thank you!
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear that you find the information I share helpful and valuable. I appreciate your kind words.
I've been at the vet with my boy 4 times in the past 6 months with chronic ear infections. The vet BILLS are adding up. I hope this helps. Thanks 🙏
Plan on trying this immediately. I've spent a ton of money, have all kinds of really expensive vet antibiotics and nothing stops it. Now my Rottie is ear phobic. That's now a problem! Thanks in advance, I hope this works!
I've not seen Canesten in the US but looking at the active ingredient I was able to find a generic 1percent cream sold at our CVS drug stores. So it should be easy to find and fairly inexpensive for us too. Thanks again for all the great information that helps keep our babies healthy. This is why I always try to watch and like each video you post.
what is the product ??? thank you
@@Lightonahill25 I've tried to respond to your question but my response doesn't show up in the comments. Not sure why. If you read other comments you will find various brand names listed by others.
@@ssmith5127 thanks so much, is it anti-fungus cream? not cortisone or antibiotique cream, right? I live in France and long for a CVS, everything is prescription here!
@@Lightonahill25 Yes, Antifungal. The active ingredient is Clotrimazole 1%. Other commenters have also suggested using coconut oil and/or a 50/50 water/apple cider vinegar mix as natural remedies that may be helpful. I love seeing the multiple possible solutions posted by other readers too.
@@Lightonahill25 Also, I long for delicious authentic french food. We can't have everything in every country but we can still dream!!!
Hello Dr . Thank you So Very Much, my best and only Little friend in the whole wide world his ear has been bothering him and getting more sensitive,n all I could do is pray as we are homeless , for now, saving up to fix that, I was getting ready to make n appointment at the nearest Vet, but got the idea to inquire in RUclips , So glad I did , I believe you are an agent of our father however you understand this life and the cause and effect of it all , thank you thank you , I will subscribe and like , just in case my little best friend of all ever has any other issues in the future, thank you many blessings to you and all that you are doing to help all of our furry little friends thank you please keep your videos coming ❤ did I say thank you 😊 peace love and gratitude....
Wow a vet who loves animals and doesnt just do it for money
Thank you for helping us. We are all experiencing sick pets out here, and all the money going out to try and help them is very taxing. You are a saint!
This video was so helpful! Went to Walgreens and bought a OTC medication. Cleared it up in 3 days. Thanks for saving me $$$.
Thank you doc, this is so helpful. The first time my Boston got a yeast infection in his ear I had no idea what it was so I took him to the vet and obviously was sent home with some expensive medication. Now he has one again and since I knew what it was I searched up your channel knowing you would have a better solution.
I’m glad it’s helpful, hope it works well:)
Such a good idea! My Lab/border collie had yeast ear inf chronically for a bout a year. After researching and process of elimination, discovered she had allergy to soy in her food. No more infections.
You are a wonderful vet that really cares about the animals and not the almighty $$$$ ! You are a blessing to both us and our pets! Thank You Doctor Jones💘May God always Bless you💘
Thank you!
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First treatment and my dog already stopped crying. 🙌🏼
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I spent thousands of dollars for my doodles ear infection but nothing happened. This one will save me a lot of money for keep going to the vet. Thank you doc for your honest review and recommendation. I’m subscribing to your channel now.
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Can this be used on cats? I have a cat that keeps getting reoccuring yeast infections. Great Video, Thanks for sharing and all you do!
Question: Does it matter what the cream is marketed for (ex. Jock itch, ring worm, athletes foot ) , as long as it says clotrimazole ?
I need the answer to this question too
This is great info! Roxy, my golden, currently is finally getting off Dermalone. (She's been on it for 10 days.) I'm hoping there's no nxt time, but now I know what to do instead of spending close to $350 for a vet visit, blood work & meds.
I was septical about this at first. My GSD has suffered very expencive and painful ear flareups/infections for the last 2years. The last vet appointment cost £700 for a ear flush under anesthetic and then more meds for 4 weeks after. I was not suprised when it then re-appeared as soon as the meds were finished!! I went a local shop and picked this up for £2.69. Used it that day and for 3 days and within 3 days her ear was completely clear! I used this alongside an antiseptic ear cleaner (Leucillin). I am very very impressed. So far no issues since! And i am keeping ontop of the ear cleaner 1 - 2 times a week
I have been subscribed to you for many years and I run to you for whenever there is a need with me and my dog paranoia and actual situations you make everything clear and very straight to the point a man who actually loves animals instead of just making a paycheck is a definite blessing to methank you so much for everything you do!!!!
I appreciate these videos. I'd followed another one you posted and still do. We have 3 shih tzus who were always prone to ear infections. Often too. Going to the vet cost a looooot of money, and the infections kept coming back. Well, when I began to follow another video you shared, their ear infections became rare, and now it's been years since any have had one. Why I prefer home care for most things. The quick fix (vet) often ends up making stuff come back often and costs more to fix (in vet visits too), whereas the home remedy may take a bit longer and more work, but the issue doesn't tend to come back often.
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I have the same dog! They seem to have infection come often..I feel like a bad Owen! But since I’ve seen your post I feel better! Thank you :)
@@marloaltomare4692 I believe some dogs are just prone to them. Some of ours never get them, some do. Same with some are prone to cysts (like acne), and some have never had them.