this is the link; put the colar so she doesnt lick it
Schuyler
Ingredients: Each mL Contains: 100,000 units Nystatin, 2.5 mg Neomycin Sulfate (equivalent to neomycin base), 2,500 units Thiostrepton, 1 mg Triamcinolone Acetonide in a polyethylene and mineral oil gel base.


what about just putting honey there; and then you can wipe it with warm water after few hrs
Apitherapy: Health from the Hive


"Honey’s anti-fungal properties provide relief for many common infections. Honey is an effective topical treatment for ringworm, athlete's foot and yeast infections and appears to be comparable to many over-the-counter anti-fungal preparations."


you can use the white vinegar and add water; never used that
but dont get the douche; it might contain other chemicals.


best of luck and of course check with the vet

thanks - yikes put on with gloves that makes me nervous - ok will ask derm and vet just printed it out

honey i know is a natural antibiotic but did not think it was antifungal hmmm

I'm kind of surprised about the honey being good for yeast infections, yeast thrive on sugar.

yes both yeast and bacteria thrive in sugar and why probiotics have FOS in them which is sugar to keep the good bacteria alive. But i know honey is used as a natural antibacterial as many use honey and lemon for sore throats as lemon is a natural astringent and honey natural antibiotic so they put honey in spoon and squeeze lemon on it and put it down throat as it coats the throat and then some hot tea later . I have done it alot and it really works - but with dd allergies not sure i want to do honey and it is sticky and dex and demi might like licking the beds lolllll

honey is also anti-viral; nothing survive in honey; you can leave out forever and it won't spoil. you know that :)

very cool just learned something new thanks - I know many use for mites olive oil as they are not suppose to thrive in oil as neighbor almost foreclosed and pool was not being kept up so a scientist client of mine told me to poor vegetable oil in pool as mosquito larvae cannot survive in oil - I ended up having my pool guy take care of it until it sold as i did not want to worry about heart worm but i learned about oil then and learned it works for demodex as well on a natural pet group - very interesting - love learning from everyone so thanks everyone

whatever you decide to apply on her; you can put the diaper or panties on her; so she or your other dogs don't lick it.

another natural remedy I have been looking into is Oil of Oregano. It is suppose to be really good for fungal and bacterial, etc

good idea i just get so nervous with her as she reacts to so many things :( with her allergies

omg funny you should say that as jean dodds just emailed this to me today - she said i could do the same with ears for her vulva

Management of Yeasty Ear Problems

W. Jean Dodds, DVM
Hemopet
938 Stanford Street
Santa Monica, CA 90403
310-828-4804; FAX 310-828-8251
hemopet@hotmail.com



Garlic Powder Make sure garlic powder does not have corn oil in it. Canola oil is the only oil allowed (can purchase garlic granules at Smart & Final --no oil in it at all and relatively inexpensive). For a medium-sized dog, add 2 tsp garlic to food, in addition to using it in the ear.

Monistat Get 7 duo pack. Squeeze the ointment into the dog's ears twice a day, either before or after the garlic powder, OR, mix the garlic powder with the Monistat ointment to make a paste.

Oil of Oregano Call the people at North American Herb & Spice Co at 800-243-5242. The doctor who developed this stuff for people worked it out for the dog as well; amount is based on weight. A medium-sized dog is given 4 drops of Oil of Oregano in food daily. Can substitute Olive Oil

OR

Oregano Use fresh or dried oregano herb on the food with each meal.

The above is adapted from Sheila Schweit, Breeder of PBGV


Another Option

Pellitol Ointment (Veterinary Specialties). This antiseptic ointment contains bismuth, resorcinol, and juniper tar, and is very effective for treating acute and chronic otitis externa when packed into the ears. It is inexpensive, and forms a protective soothing coating of inflamed ear canals.

topical applications shouldn't affect her that much; just make sure you cover it up so she doesn't lick it. i totally understand about the worrying part :)

I got the North American from The Vitamin Shoppe, I was taking to help with sinus issues.

My moms friend gives it to her dog in hopes of curing Valley Fever, she got hers from the Wolf Clinic

yeah she reacts to all vet shampoos breaks out in red bumps all over like chemical burns so i usually do coconut oil for all hot spots now use to use neosporine but she got worse so why i am so nervous :( especially since i have to go for 2 days and she is in dh hands and he gets nervous :(

i get nervous about garlic and stuff like that but the nutritionist i work with said so you prefer chemicals lolllllll

so i come home tonight and diarrhea :( i think it is due to stress of visit as no diarrhea since 1/4 so doubled up probiotics but of course mind is going wild with parvo stuff -ughhhhh

it bums me out as want to take them in and get checked but then something else spins out of control and why i just wanted to take urine in and run urinalysis but they would not without bringing her in now she has diarrhea :(