Massage the base of the ear so that it is mixed in. Wipe it out or allow the cat to shake his head and remove the debris.

Using a treatment that does nothing will just allow the mite infestation to get worse and make it harder to treat your cat as well as lead to a possible infection. Don’t use home treatments if ...

The above list begins with the first symptoms of an ear mite infection and progresses to signs of a prolonged ear infection. The cat’s eardrum can be damaged if no treatment is provided ...

Both conditions require prompt veterinary attention and treatment, as delayed care can ... and intense discomfort. Mites are responsible for conditions like mange, skin irritation, hair loss ...