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PostPosted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 10:37 am    Post subject:  ear position..UPDATED AGAIN.. he had to be aneasthetised :( Reply with quote Scroll Down to Next postGo to last Post of PageTweet This Post

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Alfie has been being treated for a little over a week now for a bad ear infection, i took him back yesterday and the vet said his ears are still bad although slightly better than last week so i had to choose either for him to continue the treatment or have him sedated and his ears completely flushed out where they would also take swobs to see what type of infection he had.

I decided to continue the treatment for another week as he seemed a little better and then if they're not improved much by next week, he'd be sedated but now today i've noticed one of his ears is a lot lower set than the other Confused one looks as though its lower than his jaw and the other up near his muzzle (hope that makes sense) Confused

I've phoned the vets and the receptionsist is getting my vet to call me back when he gets back to the surgery (he's out on call) but until then i wondered if anyone knows if this could mean something more is going on than just an infection? Sad

Can dogs ears change position because of an ear infection? Question?Confused



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I've never hear of an ear changing position because of an infection, although my horse's ear would droop a little when it bothered her. Do you have any old photos that would show if it was always like this?

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Sounds like he has a sore ear and is holding it down. I can always tell when Meg has a mucky ear from this Confused
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i know his ears aren't normally in this position from photos and also a few people have even commented on it so its obviously noticable Sad

Thanks for replying, its nice to know other dogs hold their ear down a bit if its bothering them.


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The vet just phoned, Alfie's going in tomorrow morning to be sedated and posibly aneasthetised (sp?) SadSad hopefully he'll feel alot better afterwards though, i just feel so awful putting him through it, he really hates the vets but he's so good about it Sad

If anyone can spare a few healing and good luck vibes for tomorrow i'd appreciate it Smile


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Awww of course, ((((((((((((healing & good luck)))))))))))) vibes being sent Alfie's way, xxxx
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Poor chap, it's horrible for him but it'll help him in the long run. **************good luck wee man, get well soon***************

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((((( HUGS ))))) & >>>>>>>>> HEALING VIBES <<<<<<<<<
Being sent for you & Alfie Lacey xx


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Good luck tomorrow Alfie, I am sure you will feel much better after Very Happy

~~~~~healing vibes for Alfie~~~~~

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Good luck tomorrow, Alfie xx

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