1. Cleaning cat ears: First, you will need ear cleaning solution, cotton swabs, cotton balls, and a cat washing bag. To prevent the cat from running away, put the cat in the cat washing bag, leaving only its head exposed. Then, drip the ear cleaning solution into the cat's ear canal and massage the base of the ear with both hands for about 30-60 seconds. When you release your hands, the cat will shake out the excess liquid on its own. It is best to clean the ears twice a day.
2. Apply medication: It is best to first use a cotton swab to clean the more obvious earwax on the cat's outer ear, and then apply some ear mite medication, such as Earfule or Advocate. At the same time, it is best to perform an external parasite treatment for better results.
3. Isolation treatment: Since ear mites are caused by parasitic mites, if there are other pets in the house, it is best to isolate the sick cat and thoroughly clean the utensils and areas it has come into contact with to prevent the spread of infection.
4. Supplement nutrition: You can make some homemade cat food. For example, chop carrots and chicken breast, mix them with cat food, make small pieces, steam them, and then feed them to your cat. This will ensure a more balanced diet and enhance your cat's immunity.
