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My cat seams happy and content, she sleeps above my pillow everynight. My husband always rubbs her head when he gets into bed. Lately he noticed she shakes her head when he does it and there is a lot of fluid in her ears, some actually comes out. Does anyone have any feedback on this?
Thanks,
Destiny
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RE: Fluid in Cats Ears
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Post By (Guest Post)
(06/28/2005)
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same thing happened with mine. If there is dark wax in the ears it is probably ear mites. Opt for the one time medication from the vet rather than the continous drops. The one time is much easier and more effective
RE: Fluid in Cats Ears
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Post By Paula W (Guest Post)
(06/24/2005)
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This same thing was happening with my cat who seemed otherwise contented. I would find big drops on the tile floor that looked almost like someone had dripped coffee. Then I noticed my cat shaking her head and I felt drops. Took her to the vet and found out she had a bad infestation of ear mites, even though she was an indoor cat and never went outside. The vet was able to give her a one-time treatment in the office that worked very well. Best wishes to you -- pw.
RE: Fluid in Cats Ears
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Post By guest (Guest Post)
(06/23/2005)
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Take cat to veterinarian.
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