Many cats are not docile at all. When we touch their ears, they will resist at any age, because the ears are a very sensitive part of the cat. When we clean the cat's ears, we first need to find someone to help, hold the cat's paws to prevent scratches, or trim the cat's nails. If there are scratches, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment.

First, check whether there are wounds inside the cat's ears. If not, use clean cotton to roughly wipe away the dirt inside. Turn the cat's ears outward to see its ear canal, and clean the inside. Wipe it gently with a cotton swab. Be sure to do it gently and don't rub it hard. Just wipe the area that your eyes can see and it will be fine. Then use a clean cotton swab and dip it in medical alcohol to wipe it clean. It is recommended to wipe once every 2 days. After 2 weeks of persistence, you only need to wipe once a week. By then, the insects and other things in the cat's ears will have been cleaned very clean. By then, it only needs to be wiped once a week. If you think the inside of your cat's ears is dirty, when should you wipe it again? It is not recommended to use anything containing water such as salt water to rub the cat's ears, as it can easily cause inflammation inside the cat's ears. If your cat reacts particularly strongly when you use an alcohol cotton swab to wipe it, it proves that there is damage inside, so don’t wipe it again. You can go to a pet supply store and buy a small bottle of pet ear-filling solution. It only costs 10 yuan and the effect is good. ``Goodbye.

When a cat's ears are black and whirling, it may be scabies. Usually, cats only need to shake their ears to naturally remove earwax and moisture, so owners do not need to clean their ears frequently.

When the ears are very dirty, dip a cotton swab in baby cosmetic oil to clean the dirt in the ears within visual range.

In addition, after taking a bath, be sure to remove any residual moisture from your ears. However, if all the fat in the ears is removed, the ears will lose their resistance to bacteria and dust, and it will be easy to get sick, so you should not clean the ears too much.

There are also cats who hate having their ears cleaned. The trick at this time is: use one hand to spread your fingers in a fan shape to pinch the auricle, and clean it cleanly. It is safer to wrap a grumpy cat in a towel before cleaning.

When black dirt appears in the ears, it may be ear ticks (ear scabies) or otitis, and you need to go to the hospital.