No, but she scratches around her ear a lot.Originally Posted by xcolbi
luvin my cats
No, but she scratches around her ear a lot.
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what does the inside of her ear look like?
from vetinfo.com about ear mites: "Dark brown to black debris accumulates in the ears of infected pets and the mites may be visible as small moving white specks on the debris. Secondary infection with bacteria or yeast is common in ear mite infections and may complicate the diagnosis. The mites can live on the skin and some dogs and cats appear to have infections that affect only the skin, causing small sores to develop in affected areas. It is important to treat the ears for mites and the whole pet with a product that is capable of killing the mites. Most flea and tick products will kill ear mites on the skin."
Take Snow to the veterinarian.
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luvin my cats
I agree 100% with all of you. The black dots are fleas. I try to tell my mom that but she won't listen. She just says "it's not fleas!!!it's dirt!!!just keep brushing her and it will go away!!!"
But she's WRONG!!! I'm going to ask my grandma if she could take Snow to the vet with me
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