Just a few weeks ago on Januwe noticed Madison had some tan goop on her ear.
Madison is a our twelve year old Boxer/Standard poodle mix baby. Thanks for taking the time to read Mary and Madison’s story! ~ Christina Lee – Deaf Dogs Rockīe Aware of The Risks When treating your Dog With Mometamax With that being said, here is Mary’s story of how her hearing dog Madison went deaf from a prescription of Mometamax Otic Suspension ear drops to fight off a potential ear infections in her dog. Those of us white unpigmented deaf dogs already know how much more sensitive our dogs can be to chemicals, drugs, flea preventatives, and even the ingredients in some dog foods.
We recently heard from a nice lady named Mary Ostrowski the other day and I want to share her story with all of you who have hearing and deaf dogs. We also do a lot of Googling to see what other owners in similar situations have gone through when treating their furry loved ones with the same treatment protocol.
With our own deaf and hearing dogs we are 100% their advocates so we ask our veterinarians very specific questions about the side effects of each medication they recommend. Here at Deaf Dogs Rock we are advocates and we feel it is important for dog owners to do their own research when teaming up with your vet to come up with a health plan to fight certain K-9 infections. It is crucial to know the list of risks associated with certain drugs prescribed by your veterinarians to treat infections in your dog.
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