Panalog for an ear infection? - Page 1

The acive ingredients are Nystatin-Neomycin sulfate-Thiostrepton-Triamcinolone Acetate.  So you have four basic therapeutic effects: anti-inflammatory, antipruritic, antifungal and antibacterial. Most vets will use it if the client does not want an ear swab done. And it is cheap.
Always,
Cee

I don't believe Panalog is available any longer, but the same medication is currently sold under the name of Animax, by Pharmaderm.  This is most likely the generic version, and a Vet RX is required.  Same exact ingredients as Panalog.

If it is a yeast infection, you can make up an ear wash of vinegar and water, to wash out the gunk from the ear and to normalize the PH.  I caution that a vet exam is usually recommended to insure there is not a perforated ear drum which is causing the trouble.  Doubtful that there would be two perforated eardrums, but treatment should be dictated according to the situation.

Or if you prefer, a similar ear wash is also available from the Veterinarian;  Epi-Otic, by Virbac Animal Health.
Best results are to first wash the inside of the ears with one of these solutions, massage the ear base to moisten and loosen the debri, then clean out with a q tip (Carefully!!) and then with a dry soft rag.

Following this apply the Animax down into the ear canal generously and massage the ear base,  2 x daily or as directed by your vet. 

Treatment results are best if the Animax is continued for at least 5 days, more if a really bad infection is present. 
 

You may have to re-clean out the ears if there is still lots of black greasy material present that has later become dislodged after using the ear wash.

Jean