Sorry -- I've just got more 'day' than I've got time right now. Yes, what I gave you WAS the Blue Power ear 'recipe'.
When it comes to keeping a pup confined **play dirty**. It can be hard on them mentally, so just plain pull out all the stops and use some calmatives to help you -- it's easier on the dog AND you.
Try Hylands "Calms Forte" -- most health stores carry it. Two tablets and you can give them 3-4 times a day if need be. They simply promote sleep (even if they aren't sleepy it just plain HELPS -- it helped Tink get all the way here from Texas with no real problems at all -- and sleeps helps healing!) It's the same dose whether you are a baby puppy or a 500 pound Sumo Wrestler!! serious!
It won't make her 'drugged' -- they CAN wake up if they need to.
Baby aspirin can cause tummy bleeding -- try some chammomile tea -- brew the tea strong and just put the soggy herbs and liquid in her dinner -- or sweeten the tea a bit or even add some bit of beef broth. It's a good but mild NSAID but it won't upset the tummy.
At a health store if you can't find White Flower Oil just get a good quality peppermint oil (not a flavoring -- this is the actual essential oil). Massage it on (if you can't find one of my posts about how to 'feel' for heat/injury email me and I'll type it out for you tonight) in any likely place -- just a couple of drops. It will help reduce the inflammation topically and really helps.
You can *try* valerian (and yes, you can use it with the Calms) --- but it sometimes works well on pups and sometimes not. IF you can find Oat Seed (or "milky oats" it is sometimes called) -- you'll need a real health store for that. If they carry Herb Pharm tinctures it is a superb one. THAT one works awesomely on pups and it's easy for them to digest. AGain, it's ok to use it with the Calms.
Even Benedryl is ok -- 1-2 mg/lb body weight - given a couple of times a day. (MAKE SURE they get all the water they want) -- it will promote sleep -- you aren't using it for the antihistamine properties but simply for the sleepy side-effect.
But yeah -- it's way better to mildly sedate a pup than to let them be clawing their crate apart.
You might also want to reduce their protein and substitute veggies that are pureed or cooked/mashed instead -- it will help take the edge off the energy.
Keep this pup LEASHED -- you can let them out of the crate on a SHORT leash, and then just put them next to you lying down. You can even give them some stuff to chew, etc. that way and avoid them being rambunctious. If they insist, back into the crate. But soon they'll get it that to be 'with' they gotta be quiet.