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Originally Posted by Ashlea979  @Nanahas3 I appreciate the prayers! Bear needs them & I too pray he gets back to normal soon!
@megansmomma I agree that a specialist is probably the way to go. I've heard of Lotrimin & will do some research on it! Thanks for the reminder. I believe that he does have separate issues going on- my most concerning is his ears. The cytology had to be done with NO pain medication. They wanted to put him under anesthesia to do it, but opted to try without it. So, that's what made me think it traumatized him- he wasn't the same afterwards. I definitely need to have this resolved. There's no need to keep throwing money at the vet & making Bear go through unnecessary treatments.
I looked to see where you live, and while
@seastheday I will certainly look into that! Thank you
I should add that Bear does have tooth decay as well. Would that have anything to do with his ears or how he's acting? |
I looked to see where you lived, and we do have a Concord in Ontario, it is only about 75 minutes to the city of Toronto, and maybe an hour to the Univ of Guelph a teaching hospital. This is a long shot as you likely live in the States
Tooth decay, ummm, how old is Bear? Somehow I thought he was a young dog.. BUt young or old, obvious tooth decay for sure can affect their health.
If you tell us what State your in, we might be able to help you find a good hospital/specialist. Also it is very okay for you to say to your vet I want a specialist consult who do you recommend and which type of specialty and "why".