There are two possible reasons for hair loss from a cat's ears: ear mites or ringworm. It's important to determine the cause first before treating it. Treatment for ear mites requires persistence and shouldn't be abandoned halfway. For ringworm, in addition to medication, it's necessary to supplement the cat's diet with vitamins. If a cat experiences significant hair loss from its ears, there are generally two possibilities: ear mites or ringworm.



It is recommended that owners take their cats to the vet for diagnosis and treatment as soon as they notice hair loss from their ears. To treat ear mites, the cat's ears need to be cleaned before applying medication. Use a cotton swab dipped in ear drops to thoroughly clean the cat's ears, removing all dirt. Then, apply a measured amount of ear mites into the cat's ear canal. It is important to keep the cat's head still and prevent it from shaking. Continue this treatment for about two weeks to achieve good results in treating ear mites.

To treat ringworm in cats, first shave the fur around the cat's ears, then wash the affected area with warm soapy water to soften the hardened skin. Next, use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to clean the area, removing any dandruff and scabs. After that, you can apply medication. You can try topical clotrimazole. Also, when planning the cat's diet, make sure to supplement with vitamins, as this will greatly help with treatment.