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00:00 I found that there was a lot of human wax that was preventing the otitis from resolving.

00:04 The auditory conduct is no longer tingling.

00:06 Come on!

00:10 Come on!

00:11 Let's go!

00:12 Atticus is really affectionate.

00:16 He's a very strong connection with Jolie, who is 14 months old.

00:20 He's become more used to being watched when she's outside.

00:24 It's adorable.

00:26 She calls him "woof-woof".

00:28 I love her. Come on!

00:30 Oh my gosh!

00:31 Atticus has had a very effective otitis for the last two years or so.

00:37 He's the first time that I've had a dog that has issues like this.

00:43 We noticed that he seemed to be off balance, and he was often looking up and his head a lot,

00:49 shaking his head quite a bit.

00:51 So, as soon as we touch him, he starts to whine.

00:54 Not knowing why the otitis comes back non-stop, seeing him suffer, it makes me uncomfortable.

01:00 Hello, sir! Come on, Jolie!

01:04 Atticus is here for an autoscopy video of his right ear.

01:08 Hi, Atticus!

01:10 Hi, Atticus Adler!

01:11 He's so handsome!

01:12 Yes!

01:13 Let's lift him up.

01:14 One, two, three!

01:15 Aw, you've got the fur of the forest animals.

01:19 Atticus' owner brought him to us because he suffers from recurrent otitis and a loss of balance issues.

01:25 He's got beautiful beads.

01:27 Oh, sorry, does it hurt? I'll take care of it.

01:31 Okay?

01:32 We feel that he's in pain.

01:35 We're just going to go ahead and anesthetize him so we can figure out what's going on.

01:39 Are you ready, big boy?

01:44 Let's go on an adventure.

01:46 We are predicting a middle-serum function, a ruptured eardrum, or a mass.

01:52 And what we're seeing now is a ton of dried up debris.

01:58 I should be seeing the membrane of the eardrum.

02:02 It's a big old pile of debris.

02:05 But I'm not seeing anything. It's just debris and debris.

02:09 Oh, oh! So far, I see no eardrum.

02:14 The Eardrum

02:16 The eardrum is absent. He did sleep, which is very common.

02:22 First, we're going to clean his ear to try to get that wax off the floor.

02:28 When that wax, that gets hard, it stops the otitis from forming and they'll just keep cycling.

02:34 A ruptured eardrum is not abnormal for a dog with chronic otitis.

02:40 And I think this also drives him to tilt his head and causes the neurological symptoms that his owner was talking about.

02:46 He has a ruffled ear. Go get it.

02:49 Let's work it again.

02:52 I'm going to flush the urine and the secretions here.

02:56 We're going to do a secondary infection to get the ear to grow back.

03:00 The big old dream box.

03:02 Can I just grab it?

03:03 Yes.

03:07 There you go.

03:08 I don't want any.

03:10 How does it feel?

03:11 It's crispy like a chip.

03:13 Now we're going to try to take the remaining earwax with a little brush.

03:17 It's the big spring cleaning.

03:20 There's another one.

03:22 I can't say.

03:23 I'm going to have it.

03:25 I'm kind of obsessed with this fault. I know.

03:28 I can't stop it until it's perfect.

03:30 Come on, get out of there.

03:32 You got it.

03:34 Woohoo!

03:36 Got it.

03:37 My hands are dirty.

03:39 Top of the virtual.

03:41 I'm back down to the floor.

03:43 It's better.

03:45 Yes.

03:46 All right, let's do this.

03:48 I don't know if I can see.

03:49 Atticus's other ear was completely fine.

03:51 So I think that his problem was a little bit of a pack of cerumen on the right that was preventing the otitis from healing.

03:56 And now that we've got that removed, the infection should be completely fine.

03:59 You did a good job.

04:00 Yeah.

04:01 Well done.

04:02 Atticus is going to come back home with perfect ears.

04:05 Mom will need to finish them out and give him his treatment.

04:09 We're hoping to get him back in a few weeks.

04:12 He did really well.

04:14 The anesthesia room was ruptured.

04:16 Yeah, he's a wonderful dog.

04:17 Thank you.

04:18 He's a wonderful dog.

04:19 He is.

04:20 I'm hoping that after today's intervention, Atticus will not need a long-term treatment.

04:26 Call me if anything is a problem.

04:28 Okay, sounds good.

04:29 So Atticus is going to get all of the treats that he wants.

04:33 We're both happy to be home, too.

04:36 Good boy.

04:39 [music]

04:46 [silence]

04:48 [birds chirping]

Les otites à répétition font souffrir ce pitbull DR JOYA, VÉTO ET DERMATO

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