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Ear Hematoma
Not really a zit but nice draining and fibrin removal.
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Ooo, Thank you! I have actually recently watched a couple of these, and as I am an animal person, and have also been close to the veterinary community I find them fascinating!. Soo uncomfortable for the dogs, but a quick fix (comparatively) and most recover extremely well.
Excellent find!
~ H.S.
Although I’m a Dog-Mom, I find these to be so interesting. The doctor was great!
That was like a hot pocket lol.
This was fantastic!!I am a huge animal lover so I love knowing there is a gentle doc out there making puppies and other animals feel better.
By the way is this the same doctor that fixed up the parrot who had a cyst by it’s eye????
Hot Pocket Emi!!!??? Gross!!! lol
Very interesting vid…thanks!
happy pup thats great. Hey puzzycat I remember that bird, those chunks were unusual1
I liked the disclaimer before the beginning of the vid, giving anyone ample opportunity & time to stop it before viewing, if so desired.
AWESOME FIND!!
Poor puppy…had to feel better after that.
Pretty cool stuff.
Scratch my ear, please.
Ooooh! I wonder how long these things take to develop? That ear just looked so red and inflamed!
Our dog has had one and they seriously can develop overnight.
Hot Pocket LMAO
Thank God it wasn’t a basset…………..
Not usually one for the animal videos. It’s always harder for me to see them in pain because they don’t understand what’s going on. You can’t explain you’re helping and tell them everything will be okay. Having the animal under anesthesia helps a great deal for me because they’re not suffering.
It seemed to me that incision didn’t need to be that long but then I saw the vet put his finger in the wound followed by the gauze to get the fibrin completely removed. I guess it was a scary beginning that reconciled itself by the end.
Very nice video. I wonder how the dog is doing now. I know there is a picture in there of it 3 weeks post op, but I wonder if there have been any later complications.
Seems like a very thorough and caring vet.
this was such a fascinating video i spell like dog poo lol but yes this video was so educational i couldn’t believe the size of the poor doggies ear
it was more like a small bean bag,I’ll bet he was a happy dog after that.
My doggy friend, Miles, was next to me when I watched this one. Okay, he’s pretty much always next to me. Anyway, I had to give him a special little head scratch, after watching this video. Something about seeing doggies who hurt, always makes me want to love on my doggy, just a little bit more than usual .
interesting video. I wonder how long it took to get like that..
LeTonya, from what I understand, It happens rather quickly. This was most likely caused by a fight with another dog or possibly some other extreme ear trauma. When the internal capillaries of the ear are ruptured, they have no way to drain, and can fill the ear cavity in a matter of hours. People have the same issue when struck in the ear, and I believe it is the cause of “cauliflower ear” in boxers.