Cleaning your dog's eyes and ears is an important function to avoid all the allergies and diseases and professional groomers do that carefully by using the right tools. Firstly, they clean the areas around the ears and eyes if required and prepare your dog for the cleaning. Above all else, they treat your dog gently as the ear canals and flaps are very sensitive and over-aggressive cleanings may cause damage to the delicate structures of your dog’s inner-ear.
Groomers begin by picking up an ear flap and dribble a small amount of the appropriate ear cleaning solution into the ear. As the solution enters deep into the canal, they gently massage the base of your dog’s ear for ten to twenty seconds. After massaging, they start the cleaning procedure and remove the wax smoothly.
The regularity of cleaning your dog’s ears depends on your pet's breed, coat, level of activity, age, and ear wax production. We recommend that dogs may need more frequent cleanings, especially those that regularly swim or get their ears wet.