Plucking a dog’s ear is when we gently pull or tweeze the hair from the inside of a dog’s ear. The theory is that removing the hair will keep it from blocking the canal, allowing more air to circulate, which helps prevent ear infections and moisture build-up.
Though your dog’s chances of getting bitten by a tick may be higher in the summer and other warmer months (when people and pets tend to spend more time outdoors), ticks can actually be a nuisance all year long. And just like for you, a tick bite for your dog could equal a serious tick-transmitted...
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