Does anyone have an English Cocker Spaniel with a "yeast infection" on and around the outside of his mouth

Answer 1

Yeast is usually present in dogs' ears and it can spread to the face if the infection is bad enough. It is important to keep your dog's ears clean for this reason. Since your dog's infection has spread to it's face, take it to the vet to get proper medication. My Poodle gets ear infections often (not bad enough to spread to the face) and we treat it with Otomax. This stuff works really well. Other than that, your dog is probably itching like crazy and his ears are most likely red, swollen, and scabbed from itching (swollen ear canals are painful!).

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I started before I even had my baby. I switched words. So instead of Sh*t I'd say Sugar. My nephew who is 7 uses Snap and that works too. So some of the things I now say are: Jimmy Crickets Sugar or Snap Butcher Fiddle Stix Just be creative. If and when you do slip up do not be too hard on yourself. Lets face it your child is going to hear those things at some point from someone, you just need to teach them that that is not okay. The bad word jar is a great tool. You should give yourself credit for sticking to that. But I think the main thing is for them not to hear the bad words all the time.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

didn't even know dogs could get that and by the mouth? news to me. Are you sure its a yeast infection and not some other kind of infection?

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Answer 7

didnt know that dogs could get them on their mouths!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and no none of my dogs do.....thank God

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