The symptoms of ear mites in cats include itching of the ears, a lot of secretions, and in severe cases, pus. The cat will often scratch its ears. To determine whether the cat has ear mites, a microscopic examination is required. , once diagnosed, timely treatment is required to avoid further deterioration of the condition.
Tip:
Cat ear mites take a long time to treat and are prone to relapse. We need to be patient and ensure the cleanliness of the cat’s ear canal.
