Causes of Irregular Ears in Alaska
1. Dogs suffer from ear mites: If Alaska Originally, the ears would stand up, but suddenly there is a phenomenon of collapsed ears, and it has been unable to stand up again, it is very likely that after the Alaskan dog is infected with ear mites, it will cause vestibular disorders, causing the dog to walk stably and crooked neck. Collapsing ears, etc.
2. Calcium deficiency in dogs: If the Alaskan dog is deficient in calcium for a long time, it will cause its bones to not develop and grow normally, so that the ears cannot be erected when they are old, and the ears can only be pulled. Phenomenon.
3. Genetic inheritance: Alaskan slack ears may also be caused by a hereditary disease of “soft ears”. This kind of hereditary sagging ears is incurable, and this In this case, Alaska is also infertile.
What if Alaska doesn’t stand up?
1. If the dog is suffering from ear mites, the owner should first use ear washing powder and cotton swab to remove the ear hair and the dirt in the ear canal of the dog Clean; then instill the ear drops specially designed for pets in the ear canal of the dog, and let the ear drops fully integrate in the ear canal, and then the dog can throw it out. When the ear mites in Alaska are cured, the ears will naturally stand up.
2. If the slumped ears are caused by calcium deficiency in Alaska, the owner should adjust the dog’s dietary structure and choose dog food rich in calcium or calcium solution specially designed for dogs to feed the dog. If you have time, you can also take your dog out to bask in the sun to increase calcium absorption and make Alaska’s ears stand up as soon as possible.
In addition, the owner can also cut the foam material cylinder into a shape suitable for Alaskan ears, and then use eyelash glue to stick it on the inside of the dog’s ear, persist for about two months, and the Alaskan ears will be will stand up. But the owner should pay attention that in this process, the channel of the Alaskan ear cannot be blocked, so as to avoid other abnormal situations in Alaska.
