Morgan's hematoma's were caused by her shaking her head because her ear was infected. Check for ear mites too.

Morgan's hematoma's were caused by her shaking her head because her ear was infected. Check for ear mites too.

Thank you I still nervouse about putting him under...I think I am going to try and wait it out...

Thank you I still nervouse about putting him under...I think I am going to try and wait it out...

I mentioned that to my vet too.... I think I will just wait it out with him any other things I can do

Thank you I will email you later....

I mentioned that to my vet too.... I think I will just wait it out with him any other things I can do

Thank you I will email you later....

Thank you that is what I am thinking too.... It does feel a little warm to the touch....

Ok great I think I will give it sometime to let the body try and absorb it. It is about half of a size of a olive on top of his ear.. Poor baby

Thank you that is what I am thinking too.... It does feel a little warm to the touch....

Ok great I think I will give it sometime to let the body try and absorb it. It is about half of a size of a olive on top of his ear.. Poor baby

He just prescribes prednisone. The prednisone has worked great for Morgan. She's had one in each ear and you can't even tell just to look at them. I researched all the options and this was by far the best way to go for us.

Hi so what medicines did you use and how long would you say it took to go away. I would go and have the surgery but he is up in age and a rather big boy as long as he doesn't show that is hurts I would rather just wait it out.

He just prescribes prednisone. The prednisone has worked great for Morgan. She's had one in each ear and you can't even tell just to look at them. I researched all the options and this was by far the best way to go for us.

Hi so what medicines did you use and how long would you say it took to go away. I would go and have the surgery but he is up in age and a rather big boy as long as he doesn't show that is hurts I would rather just wait it out.

My boy had one and it was drained once and came back. It will go down on its own in 1 or 2 weeks. I wouldn't put him under if he is older. Hematomas are not that serious.

My boy had one and it was drained once and came back. It will go down on its own in 1 or 2 weeks. I wouldn't put him under if he is older. Hematomas are not that serious.

the one I had a drain put in....really simple....NO SURGERY was done, they numbed it, and put a small little plastic piece in his ear to drain it.

The other one, I had , It was really puffed up, and went down on its own with some time.

the one I had a drain put in....really simple....NO SURGERY was done, they numbed it, and put a small little plastic piece in his ear to drain it.

The other one, I had , It was really puffed up, and went down on its own with some time.

we went to the vet and the she said there is a good possibility that it will not go away will have to have surgery. we tried meds and it eventually dried up and has never came back. the ear has a little crease in it now but nothing big

Kara, Rico and Rocky

we went to the vet and the she said there is a good possibility that it will not go away will have to have surgery. we tried meds and it eventually dried up and has never came back. the ear has a little crease in it now but nothing big

Kara, Rico and Rocky

Thank you at least I have a time frame I keep check it

Thank you at least I have a time frame I keep check it

Thank you I am with you I am going to just let it run it course unless it shows that it is bothering him than I will have them drain it with a local...

Thank you I am with you I am going to just let it run it course unless it shows that it is bothering him than I will have them drain it with a local...

And the vet told my folks surgery was the only thing they could do. They said draining it was only temporary fix. But there dog is doing great now. He had scratched his ear really badly and that's what caused the hematoma.

And the vet told my folks surgery was the only thing they could do. They said draining it was only temporary fix. But there dog is doing great now. He had scratched his ear really badly and that's what caused the hematoma.

Hey,

I had a puppy at 12 weeks get bit by some type of bug...anyway, my vet drained it and everyday, as it would get a bit more swelled I would take a needle and drain it myself.. I did this for almost 2 weeks and it finally quit filling up.. I also would put some numbing stuff around his ear(for teething, or Lancame) before I would drain it.... cause it does hurt and of course afterwords I would give lots of hugs and treats.... anyway, he does have a tiny knot on his ear.I am sure that is scare tissue, but it lays great and you wouldn't ever know he had a problem unless you really start to feel his ear... anyway, hope this helps.. you can email me directly if you want... give the little guy a big hug and kiss from ME! hehehehe
Linda

Hey,

I had a puppy at 12 weeks get bit by some type of bug...anyway, my vet drained it and everyday, as it would get a bit more swelled I would take a needle and drain it myself.. I did this for almost 2 weeks and it finally quit filling up.. I also would put some numbing stuff around his ear(for teething, or Lancame) before I would drain it.... cause it does hurt and of course afterwords I would give lots of hugs and treats.... anyway, he does have a tiny knot on his ear.I am sure that is scare tissue, but it lays great and you wouldn't ever know he had a problem unless you really start to feel his ear... anyway, hope this helps.. you can email me directly if you want... give the little guy a big hug and kiss from ME! hehehehe
Linda

after loosing one during a surgery, we always drain them ourselves now. Seems bulldogs are prone to them, keep their ears as clean as you can, this prevents them rubbing and forming the hemotomas.
True, often it disfigures the ear.
Good luck!
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after loosing one during a surgery, we always drain them ourselves now. Seems bulldogs are prone to them, keep their ears as clean as you can, this prevents them rubbing and forming the hemotomas.
True, often it disfigures the ear.
Good luck!
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Thank you very much for your input I am going to leave it alone too unless it bothers him...

Thank you very much for your input I am going to leave it alone too unless it bothers him...

on both ears at different times. He was older and I didn't want to put him under. So we jsut left them and they do go down on their own. It can deform the ear a little. But nothing that anyone ever noticed but me. We also never drained it because they do fill up again and there is a possibility of infection when you drain them. He saw 2 different vets and both had the same advise to leave it alone.

on both ears at different times. He was older and I didn't want to put him under. So we jsut left them and they do go down on their own. It can deform the ear a little. But nothing that anyone ever noticed but me. We also never drained it because they do fill up again and there is a possibility of infection when you drain them. He saw 2 different vets and both had the same advise to leave it alone.

on both ears at different times. He was older and I didn't want to put him under. So we jsut left them and they do go down on their own. It can deform the ear a little. But nothing that anyone ever noticed but me. We also never drained it because they do fill up again and there is a possibility of infection when you drain them. He saw 2 different vets and both had the same advise to leave it alone.

on both ears at different times. He was older and I didn't want to put him under. So we jsut left them and they do go down on their own. It can deform the ear a little. But nothing that anyone ever noticed but me. We also never drained it because they do fill up again and there is a possibility of infection when you drain them. He saw 2 different vets and both had the same advise to leave it alone.

Thanks Vicky I am going to leave alone unless it gets bigger or he shows signs that is hurts than I will bring him in to get it drained poor baby

Thanks Vicky I am going to leave alone unless it gets bigger or he shows signs that is hurts than I will bring him in to get it drained poor baby

I can look tonight and let you know. It took about 3 weeks to fully go away I would say.

Kara, Rico and Rocky

I can look tonight and let you know. It took about 3 weeks to fully go away I would say.

Kara, Rico and Rocky

draining they will stop filling.

I have also had them you leave alone and they go away.

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draining they will stop filling.

I have also had them you leave alone and they go away.

Vicky,
Bosco, Bella, Breve' & Holly

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