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CANAURAL EAR DROPS 

(For veterinary information only)

As with all medications, it is extremely important that this medication be used ONLY for the pet for which it is prescribed.

 

BRAND NAME:  CANAURAL EAR DROPS®

HOW THIS MEDICATION IS USED

Canaural Ear Drops® is a combination product that contains diethanolamine fusidate (an antibiotic), framycetin sulphate (an antibiotic), nystatin (inhibits yeast and yeast-like fungi), and prednisolone (an anti-inflammatory corticosteroid which also reduces itching and irritation).  It is used to treat certain susceptible ear infections in dogs.

SIDE EFFECTS

No adverse effects have been reported to date from proper use of Canaural®.

INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER DRUGS

There are no documented interactions with other medications.

CONCERNS AND CAUTIONS

Canaural® should not be used in animals with known hypersensitivity or allergy to the individual products in the medication.

 

Although considered to be safe, long-term Canaural® use should be avoided in animals that are pregnant or nursing.

 

Before this product is used in the ear, the veterinarian will ensure that the ear drum is intact.

 

Do not allow Canaural® to come in contact with your pet’s eyes.  Flush well with water if it does and contact your pet’s veterinarian promptly.

 

Use for the prescribed length of time, not more or less.  Inform your pet’s veterinarian if improvement is not seen in 72 hours.

Keep all medicines out of the reach of children.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 672-7800.

 

Disclaimer: While Camrose Animal Clinic has endeavoured to make sure the information contained in this document is accurate, The Camrose Animal Clinic cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information, and it is provided without warranty or guarantee of any kind.  This information is not intended to replace the advice of your pet’s own veterinarian.  .  This advisory includes selected information only and may not include all side effects of this medication or interactions with other medications. Ask your veterinarian or pharmacist for more information or if you have any questions.

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