Ear mites in cats are not difficult to treat. As long as you use the correct care method and maintain care, your cat's ear mites will slowly disappear. After paying attention to regular cleaning of the ear canal, it will be difficult for your cat to suffer from ear mites again.

The correct way to deal with ear mites in cats:

1. Isolate the cat and clean it. Cats should be isolated after developing ear mites, because ear mites can be transmitted to other cats and are easily transmitted through close contact, so cats should be isolated when there are many cats in the house. After the isolation, you need to clean the house. After a cat develops ear mites, the ear canal will produce a lot of dark brown secretions. Some of them stick to the skin of the ear canal, and some will fall off as the cat moves around. If the cat comes into contact with these secretions It is also possible to be infected with ear mites. Therefore, mop the floor frequently with household disinfectant and clean anything your cat has come into contact with.

2. Clean up ear canal secretions. Cleaning the ear canal is very important when dealing with ear mites. Ear mites in cats are mostly caused by excessive ear secretions that attract parasites to live in, so ear mites breed. Therefore, when dealing with ear mite problems, you must first clean up the secretions in the ear canal. Before treatment, wrap the cat in a towel, then fix the cat's head and gently wipe the ear canal with a wet cotton ball. You can also dip some ear oil into the ear canal and apply a layer of it to the ear canal first. After the secretions have softened, use a pet moisturizer. Wipe the ear canal clean with a towel. After cleaning the secretions, pour an appropriate amount of Meowth ear cleaning solution to help clean the cat's ear canal.

3. Pay attention to post-care. After the cat develops ear mites, you need to use pet wipes to clean the cat's ear canal every day. When the secretions in the cat's ear canal slowly turn yellow, the cat scratches its ears less often, and the ears no longer stink, it means that the cat's ear canal is no longer smelly. The mites are almost gone, just keep taking care of them from now on. Some cats will scratch their ears after getting ear mites. If this happens, the cat should wear a headgear to stop this behavior.