Where should aural medication be administered to an animal?

Aural medication is specifically designed to be administered into the ear. This form of treatment is used to address various ear conditions such as infections or inflammation, allowing the medication to directly target the area needing treatment. By applying the medication in the ear, it can more effectively reach the tissues and structures involved in the problem, facilitating quicker and potentially more successful outcomes.

In contrast, administering medication to the eye targets ocular issues, while nasal administration is intended for respiratory treatments. Oral administration is used for medications meant to have systemic effects or to treat gastrointestinal issues, but it is not appropriate for conditions specifically affecting the ear. Thus, the correct location for aural medication is clearly the ear.