HELP! Did I hurt my pups ears while taping?
Hello everyone! I'm a first time bull terrier owner and my 7wk pup Rei has begun ear training this weekend. I decided to get an early start since both her parents had floppy ears despite being adults.
I used the tampon/wrap method that got great reviews on youtube last night and this morning I noticed one of her ears becoming a bit blue
:-SS . I took the bandage wrap and tape off immediately and her ears showed progress in perking up but I've noticed areas that looked bruised as well as one ear being a bit thicker than the other. Right now she seems normal but shakes her head around every once in a while. I want her ears to stand but if it's going to hurt her I rather use other methods like giving her Knox gelatine. Is there also another way to train her ears to prevent this from happening again?
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Your Vet will be able to determine if your Bullie has a haematoma which may corrected without any effects to the ear.
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