Yeast infections in dogs can be a frustrating and uncomfortable issue for both pets and their owners. These infections often occur in warm, damp areas of the dog’s body, such as the ears, paws, and skin folds. The overgrowth of yeast, particularly a species called Malassezia, is typically the culprit behind these infections. Factors such as allergies, hormonal imbalances, and a weakened immune system can contribute to the development of yeast infections in dogs. One of the key aspects of managing yeast infections is diet. The right nutrition can help strengthen your dog’s immune system and create an environment in which yeast cannot thrive. Choosing a high-quality dry dog food…