If your cat has ear mites your dog or other pets will likely have them as well.
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What may have started as an ear mite infestation may have lead to a yeast or bacterial infection that requires a different type of treatment.
In pet shops catteries or shelters where cats live in close proximity ear mites are a common problem.
Ear mite treatment for cats will not clear up the infection as well.
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It can feel like a slightly daunting task to tackle your cat s ear mite infestation but it is something that you need to do as mites reproduce very quickly and the problem can get worse if it left untreated for an extended period of time.
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A cat that has suffered from ear mites for a long time can develop inflammatory polyps i e.
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Your cat s immune system may be compromised allowing the parasites an extended stay.
The cat s claws may break the skin surface leading to additional soreness bleeding and in some cases bacterial infections.
Cats that go outdoors are very susceptible to contracting ear mites from other cats or dogs they encounter.
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Until all the adult mites and newly hatched mites are dead your cat is considered very contagious to other cats and dogs.
Bear in mind that there are many different types of mite out there.
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Ear mites cause irritation and so the cat is likely to scratch repeatedly at the ear with a back paw and or to frequently shake its head.
This requires prescription pet medication to clear both the mites and the infection.
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Watch for scratching or shaking.
Foxes and rabbits are also carriers.