Lauren, good to hear back from you!  Did the vet give you a dignosis of what its called.  So sorry you both are having to deal with this.  We know how that is, unfortunately.  Lance has been on meds for a year :O  He goes to the vet tommorrow for blood tests, once with fasting then we have to bring him back after hes eaten and get another blood test.  Hope they all come out ok!!! 

I haven't heard back from you, hope everything is ok!!

Hope Mila is doing ok, and hope to hear from you soon!!!

Are her ears really red as well? Hmmm, getting stung by something, I'm surprised that he used steroids for that, I would think you would use beneadryl for a sting, interesting.  When on steroids, they should not be stopped without weaning them off of it first.  ok

after re reading your response, I wanted to say Lance started off with one ear that swelled and then the other ear swelled as well.  (hematomas).  Talk to you soon.

P.S.  Would love to see a pic of  her with her floppy ears! 

Ok, I was typing from my phone and had to switch to the computer, much easier to type here.  Yes, steroids, make them very thirsty and gain weight and they also cannot hold their pee, when they have to go they have to go.  Lance has been dealing with his issues for a year now....he goes to the vet once a month, as of right now its under control but no telling what will make it flare up again or when.  He is on three different meds, one being predisone, which he is on a low dose of now, have been weaning him off of it, since its not the best thing to be on long term, but had to up one of his other meds to compensate for the predisone being lowered.  He is going in tommorrow for a recheck at the vets.

The inside of Lances ears kind of look like cauliflower.  His ears were really red too when this all started at first.  The vet also ran blood tests when this all first started happening as well.  Oh, Lance was also diagnosed with vasculitis of the ears, which affects the blood flow in the ears, Im not sure if that is making his ears flop or the auto immune issues.  Well, if you have any more questions for me, please let me know.  I hope you are able to find the cause to whats going on.  Shes such a sweet looking corgi....love all her pics.  :) 

Please dont hesitate to ask me more questions.  Its late here and  I am going to get some sleep now.

Hi Lauren,

I just am seeing your question you posted in chat now. What do you mean by swelling, does the swelling look like it has fluid in it?  Is it one ear or both?  Are her ears itching her, or bothering her in anyway?  Did your dog recently get any vaccinations?  Did the vet or dermatologist give any suggestions as what to do for her? 

Sorry for all the questions, just trying to help you out.