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 More options Aug 17 2008, 4:54 am
Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
From: "blkcatgal" <blkcat...@comcast.net>
Date: Sat, 16 Aug 2008 23:54:21 -0400
Local: Sun, Aug 17 2008 4:54 am
Subject: Re: Itchy ears
My vet recommended a drop of mineral oil in the ear and massaging it in when
my cat had some waxy build-up in her ear.

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"jmc" <NOnewsgroupsS...@NOjodiBODY.HOMEus> wrote in message

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> Why does this kind of thing always manifest on a Saturday evening?

> Meep's got at least one intensely itchy ear.  Enough that she's got one
> tiny bloody spot - I think she stabbed herself.

> She's on Revolution, so she shouldn't have ear mites (was applied at the
> beginning of the month.  Also, she's an indoor cat, though she's been on
> our deck, and we have bird feeders.

> I can't see anything obviously wrong with her ears, nothing's moving in
> there, but at the base of her ear it feels rough, looks like there's small
> black adhesions causing the roughness - like find coffee grinds, which
> does make me think of mites.  It doesn't look particularly nasty in her
> ears, no waxy buildup or anything else obviously amiss.  Just the
> roughness and black speckles at the base of her ears.

> If this continues she'll be going to the vet on Monday.  In the meantime,
> I'd like to know what this could be, and is there anything I can do for
> her until the vet appointment to help her not be so itchy? I'm concerned
> she might do herself more damage.

> I remember a long time ago with my previous vet, he suggested a couple of
> drops of hydrogen peroxide in her ears.  That actually worked, but I'm not
> sure why, and if that's a recommended treatment for ear problems
> anymore...

> Thanks for any advice!

> jmc


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