Abstract
Otitis externa is inflammation of the outer ear canal. A male Pomeranian breed dog, aged 4 years, weight 6 kg, brown and white, was examined with complaints of itching in the ears, always scratching the right and left ears and shaking his head. The aim of this research was to diagnose, treat, and evaluate the success of therapy in case dogs. Clinical examination showed a reddish ear skin surface and a lot of wax buildup in both ear canals and had a pungent odor. Checkup result ear swab in dog cases indicate mite infestation Otodectes cynotis. The diagnosis in animal cases is otitis externa with a fausta prognosis. Treatment for otitis externa in case dogs was given combination drops of ivermectin and chloramphenicol (Vetotic®) by administering 2 drops twice a day to both ears for 3 days and supportive therapy by administering vitamin sangobion® once a day for 10 days. Ear cleaning with chlorhexidine and alcohol was done before treatment. Results of the evaluation of the case dog after being administered treatment show good response. Owners are advised to clean the dog's ears regularly and regularly to prevent the spread of disease-causing agents.
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