Ear Infection in Dogs: Why Duramycin Is Unsafe and Vet Care Is Essential
Duramycin is not approved for dogs and should never be given. Only FDA‑approved medications prescribed by a veterinarian based on accurate weight should be used for canine ear infections.
Self‑medicating pets can have serious consequences. Always seek veterinary care before administering any medication.
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