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Luke has an ear infection that I just can't get rid of I have tried everything he has been to the vet twice the first time the gave me Monetamax used as directed it seem to clear it up,but a week and a half later he started shaking his head again so we did another round of the same thing again clears up soon as I quit using the meds right back,then we tried a new med Gentizol seen to work for about three weeks and again head shaking.
I decided to try some home remedies I found on another dog site's that suggested vinegar and alcohol to clean and monistat for the yeast got better never seemed to go away completely. Frustrated we went back to the vet this time the gave me Baytril Otic once again head shaking got better he seem ok for about a week and here we go again. I feel so bad for him because every time I clean out his ears he is crying. The last time we were at the vet they said it was yeast and bacterial.
I have read about having the ear flushed by a vet I don't mind spending the money if it will help does anyone have any ideas. I'm starting to call this the million dollar ear . Oh I also have his ear shaved down so that they are as cool as possible like I said I don't know where to go from here to make him better help.
I decided to try some home remedies I found on another dog site's that suggested vinegar and alcohol to clean and monistat for the yeast got better never seemed to go away completely. Frustrated we went back to the vet this time the gave me Baytril Otic once again head shaking got better he seem ok for about a week and here we go again. I feel so bad for him because every time I clean out his ears he is crying. The last time we were at the vet they said it was yeast and bacterial.
I have read about having the ear flushed by a vet I don't mind spending the money if it will help does anyone have any ideas. I'm starting to call this the million dollar ear . Oh I also have his ear shaved down so that they are as cool as possible like I said I don't know where to go from here to make him better help.