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Learning about ear mites in dogs and cats and good ear health
for dogs and cats and what you can do about them.


One of the most common questions we get involves
ear mites in dogs and cats.

So Tippy and Alfred thought it would be a good idea give you
some really good and simple info on dog and cat ear mites.
And on how you can get rid of ear mites and keep your dog
or cat's ears in the best of health.

Tippy & Alfred


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Those Pesky Ear Mites


Ear mites are a problem both cats and dogs experience, and
these are the warning signs:

1. excessive and persistent scratching around the ears;
2. head shaking;
3. restless behavior;
4. the ears are painful to the touch and the pet may cry out in pain;
5. brown material present in the ears;
6. a foul-smelling odor.


The villain is ear mites, tiny parasites that live
on the surface of the skin lining in the ear canal.
Ear Mites pierce the skin surface to feed, causing
inflammation and discomfort. If left untreated,
bacterial infections and loss of hearing may result.

Puppies and kittens can acquire an ear mite
infection from their mother. Ear mites can be
transmitted from one household pet to another.
If ear mites are present in a multiple-pet household
or a kennel or cattery, it is likely that if one
animal is treated, the mites will move to another
resident. The best preventive measure is to treat
all residents for mites.

Dogs with long, floppy ears are more prone to ear
mite infections. Air movement is restricted, promoting
infection and bacterial growth. When a dog shakes
its head excessively, blood vessels may rupture
and soft swellings form on the ear flap. This
condition is called hematoma and immediate treatment
is needed to avoid pain to the dog and possible
ear deformity.

Good ear health is vital to the well being of your pet because
ear problems can have very serious consequences such as:

Inflamed ears
Painful ears
Chronic Problems
Constant medication
Hearing loss
Discharge and odor
Intense scratching
Ear infections
Sores
Painful blood clots
Surgery
Costly vet bills

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What you can do to help Alleviate Ear Mites


Do your pets hear you when you call? Dirt and wax accumulation
in the outer ear and ear canal might be the problem. This kind of
buildup can lead to infections and discomfort for your pet. If
your pets are rubbing or scratching their ears regularly
then get close to them and have a look.

Our choice of Pet Ear Cleaners will gently loosen dirt and
wax from your pet’s ear with a solution that is both
soothing and deodorizing.

Recommended Use: Put 10-15 drops into each ear. Massage the
ears at the base. Let your pet shake their head then wipe the remaining
debris from the inside of the ear.

May be repeated until no more debris is found.
For routine cleaning. Use as needed.



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Vital Info to Keep your Dog Healthy