If you notice symptoms of ear mites in your cat, such as frequent head shaking and itching, isolate it immediately to prevent the mites from spreading to other healthy animals. At the same time, clean and disinfect the cat's environment as soon as possible, including its bed, food bowls, and toys, to eliminate the source of infection.
When cleaning a cat's ears, you will need to prepare medical cotton swabs, baby oil, ear cleaning solution, pet wipes, and clean cotton wipes. Turn the cat's ear outward, put a few drops of baby oil into the ear canal, gently massage the ear a few times, and then release the cat to let it shake out any foreign objects.
