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Cat Ear Mites Pictures

Cat ear mites are very common result after inflammations of cat ear’s canal.

Following pictures are very nasty for feline owners and their only purpose is to show you possible cat illnesses, how they look and to reminder you that your cat needs you and you have to take care for her.

	Otitis means inflammation of the lining membrane of the ear and the part most commonly affected is the external portion or what we call Otitis externa. Causes are because of ear mites’ infestation, bacteria or foreign bodies.
	Symptoms are shaking the head and persistent scratching. Treatment: You veterinary will diagnose the cause by using an auroscope
	and will apply correct therapy. Usually this is deep ear cleaning and putting drops in ears several times a day.

Middle and inner ear infections

They are cause of extension of infection of external ear.

	The cat suffers considerable pain and is usually off food. There is staggering gait and the head may be rotated or held to one side or consistently turns one direction.
	Cleaning ears One very important point – the lining of the ear is delicate and sensitive and owner should not attempt to clean it out with cotton wool or other probes. The cleaning of ears should always be left to the skilled hands.

Haematoma

An aural haematoma is pronounced swelling of the external ear flap. The swelling contains blood. Persistent scratching or head shaking, due to untreated otitis, causes numerous small blood vessels between the flap and the skin to rupture. Treatment of haematoma usually requires surgery and you definitely has to leave this to your vet.

Deafness

Deafness in an young cat is usually associated with white fur color and is thought to be hereditary. Deafness in old age is caused by senile ossification within the middle ear.

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