Bristolboro
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I know, it's not the most interesting subject, but now i have these ear drops at a special rip-off price from the vets I can't get them in my dog's ear (they need to go in for 5 consecutive days). He just won't have it. He's quite a big strong wolf-type mixed breed rescue dog and a bit temperamental.
He seems to know when I'm getting the bottle out, even when he's asleep. I tried pinning him down but he's too strong and I don't want to traumatize him. he also sleeps on his infected ear. I've tried talking to him but he just doesn't get it, thinks I'm trying to attack him.
I dread the idea of having to sedate him every time.
Any ideas?
He seems to know when I'm getting the bottle out, even when he's asleep. I tried pinning him down but he's too strong and I don't want to traumatize him. he also sleeps on his infected ear. I've tried talking to him but he just doesn't get it, thinks I'm trying to attack him.
I dread the idea of having to sedate him every time.
Any ideas?