Help Needed! Hearing Loss after Prescribed Easotic for Ear Infection!!!

[Texas Carol]

Thanks so much! Stella says thanks for the support and prayers!!

I can imagine what stress you're feeling, Stella too.
EBN is praying hard over y'all...let us know after visit.
May GOD be with you and for you (t)

 

[LeaKMiller]

I can imagine what stress you're feeling, Stella too.
EBN is praying hard over y'all...let us know after visit.
May GOD be with you and for you (t)

Thanks so much!!!

 

[Texas Carol]

Thanks so much!!!

Lea, you're so welcome, Honey...huge hug! You might order
(check with pet store like PetCo or PetsMart 1st) an herbal
medicine called Rescue Remedy, a gentle & safe calming agent.
Amazon carries it in case you can't find it locally. It might help
take the edge off her anxiety as she's adjusting. I will keep
prayers ongoing <3

 

[Pati Robins]

Im so sorry to hear that your baby is distressed -have you tried thundershirt (not sure if they fit bullies ) -but many deaf dog owners use them to help with anxiety xxx
I believe your baby will adjust to the new situation (hopefully temporary ) try and keep the situation as calm as possible ,reassure Stella ,she can still read your face expression -so keep smiling xxxxxx
We all have you in our thoughts

 

[LeaKMiller]

Im so sorry to hear that your baby is distressed -have you tried thundershirt (not sure if they fit bullies ) -but many deaf dog owners use them to help with anxiety xxx
I believe your baby will adjust to the new situation (hopefully temporary ) try and keep the situation as calm as possible ,reassure Stella ,she can still read your face expression -so keep smiling xxxxxx
We all have you in our thoughts

Thank you so much pati!!

 

[Pati Robins]

Lea any time -if i can help i try mu best ,any questions you might have please do ask xxx

 

[LeaKMiller]

UPDATE!!

My Vet spoke with the Medical Company's Vet. They said that statistically 1 in 10,000 dogs have a hearing loss reaction to this medication. That MOST dogs with this reaction regain hearing within 1-3 weeks. Older dogs can take Months. So basically anywhere between 1 Week - 3 Months. They suggested that every 3 Days I do a "Squeeky Toy Test" and record her reactions in a log. I'm supposed to take Stella for a checkup in 2 Weeks. So Somewhat Positive Information..... Let's keep praying!!

 

[cali baker]

[MENTION=8647]LeaKMiller[/MENTION], that is actually good, optimistic news, because now there is HOPE that Stella will regain her hearing! Thank you for the update.

 

[LeaKMiller]

[MENTION=8647]LeaKMiller[/MENTION], that is actually good, optimistic news, because now there is HOPE that Stella will regain her hearing! Thank you for the update.

Positive and Optimism is the key!

 

[Texas Carol]

Very hopeful indeed and I'll be praying Stella regains her hearing asap

Please continue updating us as you've been doing~great job!

 

[2BullyMama]

UPDATE!!

My Vet spoke with the Medical Company's Vet. They said that statistically 1 in 10,000 dogs have a hearing loss reaction to this medication. That MOST dogs with this reaction regain hearing within 1-3 weeks. Older dogs can take Months. So basically anywhere between 1 Week - 3 Months. They suggested that every 3 Days I do a "Squeeky Toy Test" and record her reactions in a log. I'm supposed to take Stella for a checkup in 2 Weeks. So Somewhat Positive Information..... Let's keep praying!!

Oooo.. Many prayers being sent and will continue give her big hugs from us

 

[Manydogs]

Continuing prayers for Stella! Hugs!

 

[LeaKMiller]

Continuing prayers for Stella! Hugs!

 

[LeaKMiller]

Oooo.. Many prayers being sent and will continue give her big hugs from us

 

[LeaKMiller]

Very hopeful indeed and I'll be praying Stella regains her hearing asap

Please continue updating us as you've been doing~great job!

Thanks for all the support!