Hi All,
This is some much needed good news for all of us. Congrats on a job well done. This goes to prove that sometimes issues like this take a while. If some of you remember the story of our Yoda...his initial presentation of head tilt took over 8 months to resolved.
As far as vetting...good idea. I would highly suggest something that most wouldn't consider....get those ears cultured (at least a cytology)and make sure the bacteria level is within tolerable limits. We had Yoda cultured several times during his event...and continued it for some time after resolution. Just a suggestion based on our experiences here. We will do the same for Sparky....his pic is on our blog....as we work to correct his tilt.
And a word for lop people...it seems that lops (and especially small Hollands)are more prone to ear infections both caused bybacteria and yeast. We are always on the watch for problems. Seems to be due to the lack of air circulation which results in a warm and humid environment inside the ear canal...perfect living conditions for some bad things.
Way to go Peanut....this is a real success story.
Randy