His equilibrium is a bit messed up because of the ear infection. It’s completely normal. He’ll be alright. Just keep doin whatever the vet’s telling you.
You are correct. It is like vertigo what Montana has. That is why his eyes are doing that. The room is spinning for him. Once his ears are perfect the spinning will go away.
Been there and done it with my fourteen year old lab mix. It gets better after that situation. It would take few days or more for Montana to eat again. Take baby steps
Yup. My 4 y/o female German Shepherd got an ear infection 1st week of December. It looked just like what you have here. I had to use drops into her ears and antibiotics for 11 days. Her walking returned to normal in about 10 days or so. Her eyes had the same sweeping & twitching movements for about 7-10 days. To me, it looked neurological, but it was just as the vet said. Good luck, and keep up with any medications he has.
Its going to be all right....I get very upset when my pups are sick too. Follow the doctor's instructions, give him his meds religiously....lots of love and cuddles. Healing vibes going out to Montana.....
Just stay positive, lil mama. Owning animals, you find out a lot about infections and diseases of all types. For the most part they recover with proper treatment. Ive had many different animals over my young life. From horses, cows, pigs, dogs, chickens, cats, ferrets, snakes, lizards, parrots etc etc. Sometimes they come down with things. Sometimes it can be scary especially when its something yer not familiar with. But he will most likely be ok. Stay positive, and make sure to keep him hydrated.
Oh my goodness sweet little lady. I’ve never seen anything like that in regards to a pretty puppy but if the Dr. said it will pass trust them. I know it’s hard. My last puppy was a beautiful pittie and had cancer so I understand that it’s hard emotionally to not fix your baby right away. Much love to you and your precious puppy 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯
Yes I have a English Bulldog same thing they gave me ear drops in a couple days she was getting better you did the right thing please let me know how everything goes thank you
I know it’s scary, but he should be fine. If it’s because of an inner ear infection, as long as you give him the medication the vet prescribed, it should all clear up in a few weeks. He’s only walking like that because it’s affecting his balance. It’s not a neurological issue. He’ll be fine.
Trust what the vet said. When the infection is gone from the antibiotics work their magic. I will say a prayer for you and Montana. Godspeed the next two weeks. I love you're smile and hope to never see you with tears again.❤❤❤😇😇❤❤❤
I’ve had dogs my whole life and have seen ear infections in them before. It can affect their equilibrium so their balance is off. This would account for the “drunken” walking and disorientation. Also, brachycephalic dogs tend to have a disposition to inner ear and nasal issues. One thing that can affect them is a build up of fluid in the middle ear. This could possibly be putting pressure on nerves causing the twitching.? With the extreme weather changes lately (cold to warm and back), along with seasonal allergies it could be causing some of your pups issues. You may talk to your vet, believe it or not, dogs can be treated with Zyrtec or Benadryl to help with allergy symptoms. The dosage would depend on age and weight.
Most of the meds they prescribe for dogs are exactly the same ones they prescribe for humans. My dog was on trazodone, it was the exact same kind I had taken for insomnia like 5 years prior.
it's so tough to watch our babies grow old.... My Golden Retriever will be 12 in July, and my Valley Bulldog will be 10 in Sept, but they're both hanging in there!!!! Lost our Wah-poo a couple years ago at 16!!! Montana will be fine, as they get older they just have some bad days sometimes ya know.... my Bulldog fakes to extra loves alot of times I believe lol!! Tell him we all love him!!!
it's an ear infection. Easily corrected by eardrops. He will be fine in due course. I had a couple of labradors many years ago that had a similar problem. With the right treatment they were fine. Animals get ill just like we do unfortunately. Stay Positive 😀😀
A friend of mine went through this with his dog and it scared and upset him too, but in two or three weeks the pup was better. It was a tough week or so at the start, but just do what the vet recommends and I'm sure your pup will be fine too. Sending hugs and good thoughts!
I've seen ear infections in dogs cause lack of balance & weird eye movements before. I think if your vet looked at him & that's his diagnosis, then that's almost certainly what it is. I wouldn't see any reason to doubt it anyway. Take a deep breath sweetheart, I think your doggo will be fine.
Oh yes. I had this same thing happen to me. Your little dog is experiencing vertigo. The ear infection disrupts the ability to "balance" so to him it feels like the room is spinning. If you ever spun yourself around as a child and then felt like your were drunk, that is the same thing. He will be okay.
I had eye spasms like that before, but mine were caused from doing lawncare for my job. All day long my eyes are constantly readjusting for work, and sometimes it causes spasms, which makes me dizzy, give me headaches, but go away with rest.
I had an old dog who used to get lots of ear infections. It sucks for the dogs but he will get better. We used Q tips to keep his ears clean and would buy antibiotics if we needed to. I know you love your dog, but have no fear he will get better.
I had that happen to me. I gnored it and waited too long, i wound up losing hearing in my right ear. Glad you're being proactive and catching it right away.
You went to the doctor and said the dog is gonna be alright in 2 weeks. Try to breathe camly and dont let those thoughts bring you down, let those thoughts get out of your mind first. When an human being is in certain amount of stress, their emotions and imagination bring the worst of him/her, dont let them control you mind, your mind and logic should control those emotions and imagination, it this hard, but try it. You did the medical investigation and the doctor said the dog is gonna be alright, trust the doctor and have faith in the universe that everything is gonna be alright sooner or later.
Same with humans. I had an ear infection in both ears once, and I couldn't walk straight either. It's normal. Once the medicine does its job, he'll be back to normal in no time.
Montana is going to be fine. I know you love him. He's just sick right now with his ear infection. He's off balance because of it. Have you ever had an ear infection and felt dizzy when you walk? Montana is feeling that exact same thing sweetie. He's going to be okay. ❤ I've told you before, you have such a big heart. ❤ Love ya for it 😊
I had something similar to this. I came out of it. I have no reason to think he won't. If you have any doubts, take him in. Know he's in the best of hands Irina.
Lrina if you feel upset, I’m right here with you as a best man. I’ll give you a big hug, but you still have a favorite person. That will always respect you 🫂
Irina, 1 step at a time. If the vet told u Montana will b fine in a couple of weeks, why don’t u believe him? Just make sure u give Montana his medication as the vet prescribed. In a few days when Montana starts being his old self, don’t stop giving him the medication. Make sure u continue his meds for as long as the vet instructed. Its the only way Montana will get better. Make no mistake, he’s gonna get better.
The vestibular syndrome can begin to improve within 72 hours but for most 2 or 3 weeks. You love him dearly and things look really in your favor. He should recover completely.
The condition you are seeing is called Vestibular Syndrome which affects the animals balance system and can be caused by what your vet said...the inner ear infection he has as equilibrium and balance etc. is controlled by the inner ear. Just keep doing what your vet is telling you and he should be fine. The wobbliness, eye twitching etc should go away over time as the infection is gotten rid of.
His equilibrium may be off due to his ear infection, my dog had recently had an ear infection and her walking off for couple until the ear drops started clearing out the infection!!! Hope you and him fell better soon!! Have a great day!
I had a couple of dogs that had seizures in their elder years so hard to watch when dogs have medical issues just listen to the vet get any medication he needs and keep him comfortable as possible, I’m sure Monty will be fine ❤🙏
If the Vet gave your dog a course of Antibiotics, then stay calm and lets see what happens. Keep us informed x. The ear nose and throat of all mammals are connected and if one part gets sick it will play tricks on its others. Saying this as a dog and multiple exotic bird owner and love them like they are my children.
Interesting timing, my dog is going through something similar. I've had multiple dogs go through this, and all have survived. You did the right thing, by taking your dog to the Vet. As long as you follow your Vet's advice and administer the medicines on time and consistently, both of you should be fine. I understand that it can be scary, but this infection/situation is pretty common; more than you might think.
Listen to the Doctor... He's not misleading you... he's right the Dog will be ok in a couple weeks. An Ear infection messes up a Dog's equilibrium (look up that word equilibrium) Don't be scared, Don't cry Pretty Girl. Your Dog will be back to his old self. ❤
Montana will be fine. He will be okay in several days or a week or two just like the vet says. My mother her dog had the same thing going on with her, once she was given medication it just took a little while but she's fine.
Yes I had a cat that got vestibular disease. The cat lived outdoors always. It got somewhat better but the cat always walked with its head tilted sideways after that.
I had a yorkie who had the same issue. She was put on ear drops, and antibiotics for roughly 2 weeks. It cleared up! Hopefully this helps. Definitely praying for you, and Montana ❤
Miss; If You took him to the Veterinarian and he said it's an ear infection You just have to wait from 4 days to a week. Hell be better once the antibiotics or meds begin the work they're designed for. Nothing to worry about just have a little patience. May the little guy get better soon.
a inner ear infection can mess with his equilibrium and cause the inability to walk normal. I've never seen the eye twitch before, but everything you describe sounds like a ear infection. Try not to worry too much. Poor Montana, feel better little guy..
Ear infections affect balance and coordination. Once it clears up, he should be back to himself. Just watch him close and follow the directions for treatment. *hugs*
Prayer for your dog. Jesus, mighty healer, savior of mankind, please bring your presence that causes sickness to retreat, please rest in the heart of my dog, who has fallen ill. I can't alleviate their pain, I beg for the help of your boundless mercy. Help them recover swiftly, as your love extends to all beings. Amen
This won't seem related, but it is. When I was a kid, I'd been working hard for most of the day and ended it by swimming in a friend's swimming pool. I had it all to myself, so I just floated on my back for an hour or so. The water was pretty cold. When I got out, I almost fell. The cold water in my ears must have turned off my sense of balance. I probably looked drunk. It wore off in a few minutes. I assume Montana's doctor prescribed antibiotics. Just follow the instructions. Montana should be fine before the medicine is all used up, but keep following the instructions to make sure the infection doesn't come back.
I used to fry constant ear infections as a child . Balance/equilibrium is affected and can be facial ticks With anti biotic and cleaning ear constantly he should be fine ❤❤❤❤
I have never had one of my dogs show those symtoms or get an ear infection Irina, so i cant offer you support that way. But i can send you {{{{{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}}} and 🙏 to both you and Montana. He is one tough cookie, im sure he will be ok, just like the vet says.
my grandmother used to sprinkle milk asking BLUE SKY for good. Go to the nature and give food to the nature guard owner, sprinkle milk and soak his soul and give your dog a drink of the water there. Also drink milk and water with good intentions and wash his body. I am sure that this spiritual thing has a great effect. Every single day pray for your ancestor or guard of nature gratitude of good things. It must be answered if you TRY YOUR BEST IN THE END. i am from mongolia my older sister is shaman and do so many spiritual thing THE ENERGY IS UNBELIEBALE IM JUST SHOCKED ITS ACTUALLY REAL. I shamans can call their ancestors soul. I mean spiritual is so stronger than we think.
If humans get ear infection it can affect our balance also, antibiotics should sort it out my frenchie got an ear infection and it does show like Montana is displaying. Usually it's a yeast infection.
Hi Irina. I know it’s scary as hell and we hurt when they hurt, but neither the twitching nor the balance issues are uncommon with an ear infection. Hopefully the vet gave you antibiotics for Montana. Just make sure he gets them as instructed and your boy should be better soon. You *should* be able to smell an odor if you put your nose down close to his ears that’s kinda like rotten cheese or something. The vet should have given you some fluid to flush and clean out his ears as well. That will help with the odor and speed up healing of the infection. In know your vet said 2 weeks, but if you don’t see significant improvement in 5-7 days, I’d recommend taking him back for another visit. It does sound like a simple ear infection though, and I’m sure your boy will feel much better in a few days. Keep us informed on how he’s doing and give him some extra scratches for us.
It's normal. The vestibular cavity in your ear is responsible for your balance. When it's affected you'll have trouble walking straight because it makes you feel dizzy. So don't worry, once it's cleared up, he'll be back to himself. It's sweet that you love him so much. But he's fine, dry your tears and smile that lovely smile of yours.
Balance center is in the ear. Infection causes inflammation and inflammation of any nearby nerves so that's why you're seeing the neurological effects with the eye blinking and twitching. Keep up with ear drops I assume the doctor ordered. He may need some other oral antibiotics as well. You might want to look up ear cleaning process after this resolves so you can cleanse the ears once the infection clears and then again once a week and after bathing just to reduce the incidence of recurrent ear infections.
If he's like a person, then the inner ear helps us with our equilibrium, so an infection might mess that up. The organs of balance in the inner ear are called the vestibular system. I'm sure the doctor is right.
Yes, ear infection can mess with balance and cause muscle twitch. With meds will clear within week but you'll need to keep his ears clean with flush, don't worry,😊
God bless his little heart!😢 If you put your trust in Jesus Christ, and believe in him, and pray, he will hear your prayers and heal your little baby!! Please put your trust in Jesus!! He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life!!✝️👈🏼
Yes, he will be fine. I have see this in a couple of dogs. However, I fixed it with natural medicines. I don't knt how long it will take with vet medicine.
The condition is called nystagmus it's consistent with vestibular disease, I'm not a vet but from what I know it's caused usually by two things 1 a simple ear infection and 2 or a form of brain disease. If the veterinarian says it's an ear infection then most likely that's what it is. Don't get too upset dogs a resilient animals.
His equilibrium is messed up because of the ear infection the equilibrium is what makes him balance he should be fine I assume they gave you some kind of medication to put in his ear to clear up the infection
His equilibrium is a bit messed up because of the ear infection. It’s completely normal. He’ll be alright. Just keep doin whatever the vet’s telling you.
You are correct. It is like vertigo what Montana has. That is why his eyes are doing that. The room is spinning for him. Once his ears are perfect the spinning will go away.
He is right sweet Irina. The doctor is making sense.
Been there and done it with my fourteen year old lab mix. It gets better after that situation. It would take few days or more for Montana to eat again. Take baby steps
Yup. My 4 y/o female German Shepherd got an ear infection 1st week of December. It looked just like what you have here. I had to use drops into her ears and antibiotics for 11 days. Her walking returned to normal in about 10 days or so. Her eyes had the same sweeping & twitching movements for about 7-10 days. To me, it looked neurological, but it was just as the vet said. Good luck, and keep up with any medications he has.
thank you for commenting, it makes me calm. At least someone had something like that.. thank you again
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@@RussianReactionReviews Is your doggo doing better? I hope so. The symptoms should be less by now.
Its going to be all right....I get very upset when my pups are sick too. Follow the doctor's instructions, give him his meds religiously....lots of love and cuddles. Healing vibes going out to Montana.....
Another great and wise post.
Do exactly as the vet tells you and he will be fine. Praying for you and your dog. 🙏 🙏
Aw bless, hope he makes a full recovery ❤
Just stay positive, lil mama. Owning animals, you find out a lot about infections and diseases of all types. For the most part they recover with proper treatment. Ive had many different animals over my young life. From horses, cows, pigs, dogs, chickens, cats, ferrets, snakes, lizards, parrots etc etc. Sometimes they come down with things. Sometimes it can be scary especially when its something yer not familiar with. But he will most likely be ok.
Stay positive, and make sure to keep him hydrated.
Oh my goodness sweet little lady. I’ve never seen anything like that in regards to a pretty puppy but if the Dr. said it will pass trust them. I know it’s hard. My last puppy was a beautiful pittie and had cancer so I understand that it’s hard emotionally to not fix your baby right away. Much love to you and your precious puppy 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯
Yes I have a English Bulldog same thing they gave me ear drops in a couple days she was getting better you did the right thing please let me know how everything goes thank you
You have to believe that he'll be alright like the vet said. Don't worry Irina dear.
I know it’s scary, but he should be fine. If it’s because of an inner ear infection, as long as you give him the medication the vet prescribed, it should all clear up in a few weeks. He’s only walking like that because it’s affecting his balance. It’s not a neurological issue. He’ll be fine.
Trust what the vet said. When the infection is gone from the antibiotics work their magic. I will say a prayer for you and Montana. Godspeed the next two weeks. I love you're smile and hope to never see you with tears again.❤❤❤😇😇❤❤❤
I’ve had dogs my whole life and have seen ear infections in them before. It can affect their equilibrium so their balance is off. This would account for the “drunken” walking and disorientation. Also, brachycephalic dogs tend to have a disposition to inner ear and nasal issues. One thing that can affect them is a build up of fluid in the middle ear. This could possibly be putting pressure on nerves causing the twitching.? With the extreme weather changes lately (cold to warm and back), along with seasonal allergies it could be causing some of your pups issues. You may talk to your vet, believe it or not, dogs can be treated with Zyrtec or Benadryl to help with allergy symptoms. The dosage would depend on age and weight.
Great post sir.
Most of the meds they prescribe for dogs are exactly the same ones they prescribe for humans. My dog was on trazodone, it was the exact same kind I had taken for insomnia like 5 years prior.
@@Sniperboy5551 Thank you for your candour, very rare on this platform.
it's so tough to watch our babies grow old.... My Golden Retriever will be 12 in July, and my Valley Bulldog will be 10 in Sept, but they're both hanging in there!!!! Lost our Wah-poo a couple years ago at 16!!! Montana will be fine, as they get older they just have some bad days sometimes ya know.... my Bulldog fakes to extra loves alot of times I believe lol!! Tell him we all love him!!!
Ear infections mess up the equilibrium. Which is why he's walking funny....he'll be fine.
Ear infections can make the poor little pup off balance. Montana will be good to go once the meds clear it up.
it's an ear infection. Easily corrected by eardrops. He will be fine in due course. I had a couple of labradors many years ago that had a similar problem.
With the right treatment they were fine.
Animals get ill just like we do unfortunately. Stay Positive 😀😀
A friend of mine went through this with his dog and it scared and upset him too, but in two or three weeks the pup was better. It was a tough week or so at the start, but just do what the vet recommends and I'm sure your pup will be fine too. Sending hugs and good thoughts!
I've seen ear infections in dogs cause lack of balance & weird eye movements before. I think if your vet looked at him & that's his diagnosis, then that's almost certainly what it is. I wouldn't see any reason to doubt it anyway. Take a deep breath sweetheart, I think your doggo will be fine.
Oh yes. I had this same thing happen to me. Your little dog is experiencing vertigo. The ear infection disrupts the ability to "balance" so to him it feels like the room is spinning. If you ever spun yourself around as a child and then felt like your were drunk, that is the same thing. He will be okay.
I had eye spasms like that before, but mine were caused from doing lawncare for my job. All day long my eyes are constantly readjusting for work, and sometimes it causes spasms, which makes me dizzy, give me headaches, but go away with rest.
МЫ НАДЕЕМСЯ НА ВАС И МОНТАНУ ИРИНА 😘😘😘😘😘
I had an old dog who used to get lots of ear infections. It sucks for the dogs but he will get better. We used Q tips to keep his ears clean and would buy antibiotics if we needed to. I know you love your dog, but have no fear he will get better.
I had that happen to me. I gnored it and waited too long, i wound up losing hearing in my right ear. Glad you're being proactive and catching it right away.
this is common with ear infections in dogs . dont be scared , just make sure he gets his meds
You went to the doctor and said the dog is gonna be alright in 2 weeks. Try to breathe camly and dont let those thoughts bring you down, let those thoughts get out of your mind first. When an human being is in certain amount of stress, their emotions and imagination bring the worst of him/her, dont let them control you mind, your mind and logic should control those emotions and imagination, it this hard, but try it. You did the medical investigation and the doctor said the dog is gonna be alright, trust the doctor and have faith in the universe that everything is gonna be alright sooner or later.
Poor Dog. Yes, when the dogs balance is off it can tick like what you saw. He is trying to focus and is dizzy. He will probably be ok.
My heart goes out to you. Our fur babies are family and we worry about them. I will be praying for you and him.
yes they become real life kids lol
Same with humans. I had an ear infection in both ears once, and I couldn't walk straight either. It's normal. Once the medicine does its job, he'll be back to normal in no time.
His balance will come back, I have had dogs with ear infections do the same thing. He will be ok! God Bless!
Hello Irina I hope Montana gets well soon🙏🏾🙌🏾
I never experienced such a thing. But I will keep you both in my thoughts. I'm sorry you have to go through this.((
Montana is going to be fine. I know you love him. He's just sick right now with his ear infection. He's off balance because of it. Have you ever had an ear infection and felt dizzy when you walk? Montana is feeling that exact same thing sweetie. He's going to be okay. ❤ I've told you before, you have such a big heart. ❤ Love ya for it 😊
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I had something similar to this. I came out of it. I have no reason to think he won't. If you have any doubts, take him in. Know he's in the best of hands Irina.
It's an ear infection and it's worse for dogs than humans... Trust the vet ✌️❤️
Irina, nothing ever dies, it only changes form. if you really believe in your God you mention, then He is running a perfect universe
Lrina if you feel upset, I’m right here with you as a best man. I’ll give you a big hug, but you still have a favorite person. That will always respect you 🫂
Irina, 1 step at a time. If the vet told u Montana will b fine in a couple of weeks, why don’t u believe him?
Just make sure u give Montana his medication as the vet prescribed.
In a few days when Montana starts being his old self, don’t stop giving him the medication. Make sure u continue his meds for as long as the vet instructed.
Its the only way Montana will get better.
Make no mistake, he’s gonna get better.
The vestibular syndrome can begin to improve within 72 hours but for most 2 or 3 weeks. You love him dearly and things look really in your favor. He should recover completely.
I will 🙏 for your dog
she will be good inshallah dont worry
The condition you are seeing is called Vestibular Syndrome which affects the animals balance system and can be caused by what your vet said...the inner ear infection he has as equilibrium and balance etc. is controlled by the inner ear.
Just keep doing what your vet is telling you and he should be fine.
The wobbliness, eye twitching etc should go away over time as the infection is gotten rid of.
His equilibrium may be off due to his ear infection, my dog had recently had an ear infection and her walking off for couple until the ear drops started clearing out the infection!!! Hope you and him fell better soon!! Have a great day!
I had a couple of dogs that had seizures in their elder years so hard to watch when dogs have medical issues just listen to the vet get any medication he needs and keep him comfortable as possible, I’m sure Monty will be fine ❤🙏
If the Vet gave your dog a course of Antibiotics, then stay calm and lets see what happens. Keep us informed x. The ear nose and throat of all mammals are connected and if one part gets sick it will play tricks on its others. Saying this as a dog and multiple exotic bird owner and love them like they are my children.
He is a strong boy, he'll be alright. Dogs sense our emotions so they'll feel bad if u felt sort of sadness or suffering especially if for them. 😊
Interesting timing, my dog is going through something similar. I've had multiple dogs go through this, and all have survived. You did the right thing, by taking your dog to the Vet. As long as you follow your Vet's advice and administer the medicines on time and consistently, both of you should be fine. I understand that it can be scary, but this infection/situation is pretty common; more than you might think.
thank you so much for the comment and perspective
@@RussianReactionReviews You're so welcome. I hope things are looking better for you and your dog. 🙂
I will pray for your pup
These types of dogs can be prone to many ailments due to their genetic features
Vestibular system is the fluid in the inner ear, which is responsible for balance. Ear infections can absolutely affect that
Oh no i feel with you :-( 🖤
I had a cat that did that and the doctor gave him drops and he lived a really long time. Happened twice in 15:years.
Hopefully the vet gave you the required medicine that Montana needs and he should be fine as long as you follow the vet's advice.
Listen to the Doctor... He's not misleading you... he's right the Dog will be ok in a couple weeks.
An Ear infection messes up a Dog's equilibrium
(look up that word equilibrium)
Don't be scared, Don't cry Pretty Girl.
Your Dog will be back to his old self.
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Hope he feel better soon🐶.. Mis mejores deseos para él y para ti
Montana will be fine. He will be okay in several days or a week or two just like the vet says. My mother her dog had the same thing going on with her, once she was given medication it just took a little while but she's fine.
Yes I had a cat that got vestibular disease. The cat lived outdoors always. It got somewhat better but the cat always walked with its head tilted sideways after that.
I had a yorkie who had the same issue. She was put on ear drops, and antibiotics for roughly 2 weeks. It cleared up! Hopefully this helps. Definitely praying for you, and Montana ❤
It’s all gonna be ok!
he'll be alright once it clears.
Miss; If You took him to the Veterinarian and he said it's an ear infection You just have to wait from 4 days to a week. Hell be better once the antibiotics or meds begin the work they're designed for.
Nothing to worry about just have a little patience. May the little guy get better soon.
Love you Irina! We are here for you and your little boy!
a inner ear infection can mess with his equilibrium and cause the inability to walk normal. I've never seen the eye twitch before, but everything you describe sounds like a ear infection. Try not to worry too much. Poor Montana, feel better little guy..
Ear infections affect balance and coordination. Once it clears up, he should be back to himself. Just watch him close and follow the directions for treatment. *hugs*
It's either a perfectly normal ear infection or you gave him water after midnight and he is turning fully into a gremlin
PRAYERS FOR MONTANA 🙏🙏
Give him a hug for me, he's going to better soon!
He will be alright sweetie...Promise.
Prayer for your dog. Jesus, mighty healer, savior of mankind, please bring your presence that causes sickness to retreat, please rest in the heart of my dog, who has fallen ill. I can't alleviate their pain, I beg for the help of your boundless mercy. Help them recover swiftly, as your love extends to all beings. Amen
amen m thank you so much
This won't seem related, but it is.
When I was a kid, I'd been working hard for most of the day and ended it by swimming in a friend's swimming pool. I had it all to myself, so I just floated on my back for an hour or so. The water was pretty cold. When I got out, I almost fell. The cold water in my ears must have turned off my sense of balance. I probably looked drunk. It wore off in a few minutes. I assume Montana's doctor prescribed antibiotics. Just follow the instructions. Montana should be fine before the medicine is all used up, but keep following the instructions to make sure the infection doesn't come back.
I used to fry constant ear infections as a child . Balance/equilibrium is affected and can be facial ticks
With anti biotic and cleaning ear constantly he should be fine ❤❤❤❤
its scary, ty for the comment and well wishes
Oh the Montana poor baby 😢 Hope he gets better Irina ❤
Glad he's going to be OK though
I have never had one of my dogs show those symtoms or get an ear infection Irina, so i cant offer you support that way. But i can send you {{{{{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}}} and 🙏 to both you and Montana. He is one tough cookie, im sure he will be ok, just like the vet says.
I don't understand why the vet didn't treat him. I'd try saline solution on cotton swab going in gently. Poor little guy. I hope he heals fast!🙏
My friend has a similar breed and happens to them sometimes. Should be fine in a week or two.
my grandmother used to sprinkle milk asking BLUE SKY for good. Go to the nature and give food to the nature guard owner, sprinkle milk and soak his soul and give your dog a drink of the water there. Also drink milk and water with good intentions and wash his body. I am sure that this spiritual thing has a great effect. Every single day pray for your ancestor or guard of nature gratitude of good things. It must be answered if you TRY YOUR BEST IN THE END. i am from mongolia my older sister is shaman and do so many spiritual thing THE ENERGY IS UNBELIEBALE IM JUST SHOCKED ITS ACTUALLY REAL. I shamans can call their ancestors soul. I mean spiritual is so stronger than we think.
If humans get ear infection it can affect our balance also, antibiotics should sort it out my frenchie got an ear infection and it does show like Montana is displaying. Usually it's a yeast infection.
Hi Irina. I know it’s scary as hell and we hurt when they hurt, but neither the twitching nor the balance issues are uncommon with an ear infection. Hopefully the vet gave you antibiotics for Montana. Just make sure he gets them as instructed and your boy should be better soon. You *should* be able to smell an odor if you put your nose down close to his ears that’s kinda like rotten cheese or something. The vet should have given you some fluid to flush and clean out his ears as well. That will help with the odor and speed up healing of the infection. In know your vet said 2 weeks, but if you don’t see significant improvement in 5-7 days, I’d recommend taking him back for another visit. It does sound like a simple ear infection though, and I’m sure your boy will feel much better in a few days. Keep us informed on how he’s doing and give him some extra scratches for us.
I have used a variety of antibiotics on my cats over the years. One i use quite a bit is Azithromycin. Did the vet give you any antibiotics to use?
It's normal. The vestibular cavity in your ear is responsible for your balance. When it's affected you'll have trouble walking straight because it makes you feel dizzy. So don't worry, once it's cleared up, he'll be back to himself. It's sweet that you love him so much. But he's fine, dry your tears and smile that lovely smile of yours.
ty for that,, he's doing better
Balance center is in the ear. Infection causes inflammation and inflammation of any nearby nerves so that's why you're seeing the neurological effects with the eye blinking and twitching.
Keep up with ear drops I assume the doctor ordered. He may need some other oral antibiotics as well.
You might want to look up ear cleaning process after this resolves so you can cleanse the ears once the infection clears and then again once a week and after bathing just to reduce the incidence of recurrent ear infections.
I'm sorry dear
This happened to my dog years ago, she lived another 5 years after
I believe they have antibiotics drips drops or something like that to treat the ear infection
If he's like a person, then the inner ear helps us with our equilibrium, so an infection might mess that up. The organs of balance in the inner ear are called the vestibular system. I'm sure the doctor is right.
dang sorry about that, hope he gets better. how is he?
he's much better but now im not well
Yes, ear infection can mess with balance and cause muscle twitch. With meds will clear within week but you'll need to keep his ears clean with flush, don't worry,😊
Nooooo get wel soon montana
God bless his little heart!😢 If you put your trust in Jesus Christ, and believe in him, and pray, he will hear your prayers and heal your little baby!! Please put your trust in Jesus!! He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life!!✝️👈🏼
Yes, he will be fine. I have see this in a couple of dogs. However, I fixed it with natural medicines. I don't knt how long it will take with vet medicine.
Flea/Tick meds can cause seizures & worse.
The condition is called nystagmus it's consistent with vestibular disease, I'm not a vet but from what I know it's caused usually by two things 1 a simple ear infection and 2 or a form of brain disease.
If the veterinarian says it's an ear infection then most likely that's what it is. Don't get too upset dogs a resilient animals.
So cute
Acool should chime in he's an expert on inner ear infections, he's had them many times.
I wonder where you heard that from. I never said that.
be kind
@@acool925 I made it up...
An ear infection can throw off your equilibrium and everything
Sofias on her 3rd ear infection of the year right now, it's a nightmare. She's not doing this with her eye brow but is off balance.
His equilibrium is messed up because of the ear infection the equilibrium is what makes him balance he should be fine I assume they gave you some kind of medication to put in his ear to clear up the infection
My eye has been doing the same thing for the last 3 weeks straight
went to dr >?
No health insurance
Just gotta keep the ears regularly cleaned. No biggie
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