Ear and Eye Care

There is usually no need to clean the ears or eyes of a cat, which should normally be clear of signs of inflammation and infection. Inflammation of the ear caused by parasitic ear mites is quite common in cats and may result in severe irritation and self-inflicted damage by scratching.

The most common sign of these mites is the presence of quantities of dark brown wax that forms flakes and crusts within the ear. A cat with any signs of ear or eye inflammation should be taken to a veterinary surgeon so that the appropriate diagnosis can be made and treatment given.

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