It seems the only thing that kills my dog’s mites are shot of Ivermectin, and it means I need to go to her vet office once a week. I cant really afford to spend (shot, partial Dr. visit) a wk. doing that. Thanks for all your help. Oh yeah she is about 50lbs. if that helps…thanks again.

Treating ear mites in a pet, which are more common in cats than in dogs, requires a visit to the veterinarian who will do an ear cytology to view the debris in the ear under a microscope. Seek Ear Mite Treatment from the vet’s office with health information from a veterinarian in this free video on pet care.

I have one very weird plant.. and my dog likes to bite it.. so he bit the leafs of this plant!!! and I think this white liquid of this plant leafs got into one of his eyes because now he can’t open it!!! is it possible for dogs to have like eye problems because of that?

Dog eye diseases include conjunctivitis, glaucoma, ulcers and hardening of the lens, all of which require immediate medical attention to prevent rupture of the eye or blindness. Assess any eye problems a dog may exhibit with helpful information from an experienced veterinarian in this free video on pet care.