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The Vet then gave me 14-days worth of Clavamox twice a day. they were RED with little tiny pustiles in them. well, he ended up having a reaction to those drops. My Riley had an allergic reaction to something he had walked over which caused ear infections in both ears. I know this thread is more than a year old, but what did you finally end up doing? How long did it take for your baby's ear to get better? She did not tell me to use any type of wash after. I will be calling the vet back this morning. He seems to be experiencing what your baby did. I called the vet yesterday to tell her of his reaction and behavior change (he would hide under the bed if he thought I was going to use it) and she said it was good that I did stop using it.

I was supposed to administer it for 7 days in both ears, but I only did 5 because of Ian's reaction to it. She said he had a slight yeast infection, also in his left ear. I took Ian to the vet last week because he was shaking his head a lot and scratching his ears. I'm glad you started this thread, Jenna AK. >_< I'm not very good at this stuff.I wish there had been an easier way to take care of all this. Seems fine right now, but she's getting up and down a lot at night, usually to drink water, which she didn't before. What kind of symptoms would she show if the drum had been injured or burst and maybe is suppurating, causing the wet sound? Or might I have just put in too much medicine? Is there any relief I can give her till we see the vet? She's eating, eliminating and moving relatively normally, but every once in awhile holds her head sideways to favor the left ear. I do have more mometamax, but now am leery of using it. But so much black gunk was coming out, I think we did three washings this week. He only gave me 7 days worth of the meds, two drops per day and to wash the ear thoroughly twice a week with the Epi-Otic.

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I'm afraid I may have either poked her eardrum or just gotten the solution down too far into the canal.although this was how the vet I saw showed me how to clean the ears. I probably didn't clean the ear correctly when I last did it a few days ago and with all her squirming that day I am really angry with myself for not being more careful. Can't get in there with anything to help dry it out, she won't hold still.

The ear sounds too moist to me and she is not really comfortable. After waiting all day for a call back from the vet who saw her, I think I'll be phoning first thing and seeing about setting her up for a recheck with my usual vet. Wow, why have I never had Yorkies before! No more worries about where she sleeps.she's firmly ensconced on the bed each night! I have never had such a loyal and well-trained dog in my life, she has definitely become my baby. *BTW, Jenna has properly gotten us all fully trained to her desires and has decided to be mommy's doggie instead of my daughter's. I will be calling my vet tomorrow if we have more trouble with it tonight, but has anyone else ever had problems with this medication or the wash.or just with your Yorkie not tolerating the whole procedure?

I don't want to use something that is hurting her ear, (I'm wondering about getting her a little straw hat since I think the goo may actually be contributing to sunburn in her ear flap when we are outside), but I also don't want to let the infection become resistant. Today she is okay, but her ear was all red again last night for a few hours after treatment and she was not happy with me. I don't know if I was just too harsh on her ear in drying it after washing, or if the meds are now causing more irritation than the infection. Last night I used Epi-Otic wash as directed for both ears and dried as well as I could, then applied the mometamax. I just got another bottle of it from the vet on Sunday because it didn't look like the infection was fully cleared up, but upon finishing the old bottle off, it seems to be irritating her ear more than it is helping. I had a quick question: Jenna is being treated for a yeast infection in her left ear, for more than a week now with Mometamax. Hello All! Sorry we haven't been in here for awhile.lots of stuff going on this summer, so we've been busy.