Otomax is what I use to treat ear infections. It clears them up pretty quickly. Available from most veterinary hospitals with a prescription.
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Misery
Oh, we already have a prescription bottle. What was giving me trouble was my stepmother's description of how to put it on. She made it sound like "WELL YA JAM IT INTO THE DOG'S EYEBALL AND DO SOME SCRUBBING" when it, well, obviously doesnt work that way. The dog got her first dose of the stuff (applied *properly*, without the whole insane part) and was fine with it. No trouble at all, what a good girl.
Misery
Cooper, on the other hand, doesnt take to his eardrops very well. He'll try to run and hide if he's aware that they are coming, really hates it. Still a good boy though.
Aspychata
Dec sounds rough for you right now.
My fancy car decided not to start, then l couldn't get in with the key. Defective new battery. It's just a uncool December. Lol
My fancy car decided not to start, then l couldn't get in with the key. Defective new battery. It's just a uncool December. Lol
This link is from the manufacturer of my dogs’ medications. I have always found their advice to be reliable.
Eye infection:
How to Treat Eye Infections in Dogs