Ear mites in cats cause extreme discomfort, and can lead to much more serious conditions if left untreated. Mites should be treated with a product made specifically for that purpose. Most miticides are formulated in one of two ways: a bit more dilute solution which is instilled in the ears every day for about 10 days, or a stronger solution that is used every 2 days for about a week (about 3 treatments). Treatment is geared to the reproductive cycle of the mites, so as to catch those that hatch between treatments. Your vet can recommend one. Using vegetable oils might drown a few mites, but won't get rid of them, and could put the cat's health at risk. The oil belongs in a salad dressing, not in the delicate workings of a cat's ear :o)
Yes they can.
Cats can get ear mites from other cats who have them, or plants that have ear mites on it. But most cats who get ear mites are usually outdoor cats. Other cats can give your cat ear mites because the those little annoying buggers are very contagious. Or if you have a cat and they play around plants, they could catch it if that plant had ear mites on it.
No, cats do not have no hairs. Instead, they have whiskers that are used to help them balance and to navigate the world.
*MEOW.* Yes please!
nawh They could.. If you wanted them to.. And the correct question would be "Do cats eat corn?"
No because corn is human food and cats should eat food that is made for them only.
no you can not take your cat to the vet!
The little yellow bugs could be mites on the cats skin. There is shampoo you can purchase to get rid of the mites, fleas, and ticks. If the shampoo doesn't work, the cat may need to visit a vet.
Cats do this occasionally but you should check that it does not have ear mites, black in the ear, if it does take it to the vet
Not in a few weeks, but after a month or so it will really hurt their immune system and maybe cause death it's quite cheap to rid the cat of the ear mites - so there's no reason not to immediately!
Using MalOtic by VEDCO will help get rid of ear mites in cats and dogs. It may help with yeasty ears too.
Sarcoptic mange is a highly contagious parasitic disease caused by a microscopic mite called Sarcoptes scabiei that affects animals and people. These mites invade the skin of healthy cats and kittens and create a variety of skin problems. Humans exposed to infested cats commonly are affected.