Auralsplint

5 stars for getting my Maine Coons ears standing upright! I’m a dog groomer so hematomas are something I am educated about. I never thought it would happen to my cat! It was a fluke thing and he shook his ears… boom hematomas on both ears… I tried every natural remedy you can think of. Red laser therapy(made it worse), hemmorhoid cream for 3 weeks(no results), aspirations every few days, and yunnan bao. Nothing work. It just wasted time. I honestly didn’t have money for surgery and was told the ears would remain deformed and floppy anyways… what’s the point? After roughly 3 weeks I decided to buy the splint. It was a bit confusing to apply, and the 1st ear only lasted 5 days. Luckily it was healed by then! The other ear needed more time, so I aspirated a final time and was able to keep tha

Great concept as long as pet owners are motivated in this treatment option. It is quite a bit of work as far as the aspiration, and the application process to keep the aural splint on. Overall very happy with our results and now my Frenchie has his signature ears back. Thank you!

My dog Chaz received an early version of the aural splint about 5 years ago. The process was fairly simple, with thorough instructions on how to tape the ear to keep the splint secure and tight. It took me a few tries, but Chaz was very tolerant and eventually I got a good fit. His ear never did end up sitting exactly perfect, and there was a *little bit* of cauliflowering as a result of new cartiledge formation. But I firmly believe that the splint worked, and that Chaz's ear ended up WAY better than it otherwise would have. The splint saved him an unnecessary surgery, and largely preserved both function and appearance. Sure, the ear ended up a bit different than on the other side, but it just became part of Chaz's charm. :) I'm grateful for the aural splint, and honestly don't understan