Ear Infections in Reptiles To remove all of the pus and debris
that has built up underneath the turtle’s eardrum, the
veterinarian will anesthetize the animal, cut a hole in the
membrane, thoroughly clean and flush out the inner parts of the
ear with an antiseptic solution, and pack the area with an
antibiotic ointment. In many cases, oral are prescribed in
addition to the injectable antibiotics. Meanwhile, the incision
will be left to heal on its own. To prevent an aural abscess
from returning, the veterinarian will often recommend vitamin A
supplements or modifications to the turtle’s diet. Owners will
also have to correct any inappropriate environmental conditions
within the reptile’s terrarium to prevent ear infections from
returning or from developing in the first place. A product made
of fluid, cell waste, and cells Referring to the ear. Any drug
that kills organisms in an animal's tissue or prevents the
growth of more. A localized infection, usually a lesion filled
with pus. Can be large or small in si