"What's going on?"
When you find out that the cat is acting like this, the cat probably has ear disease;
Is that a mites? Or Marathi infection?
Look at this pediatric pap and teach you to distinguish between ear diseases common to cats.
What's a cat with an eardrum?
First, the mites are mites, which are parasites in their ears, bite inside the ears of cats and cats, and then cause other bacteria to enter, and they cause ear inflammation such as ear inflammation.
Cats and cats with mites will often shake their heads, scratch their ears with their back paws, or even scratch their ears, and have a distinct smell in their ears; how do we distinguish between mites and Marathi?
Ephraim: The mites are parasites in their ears, they are parasitic diseases, they are generally transmitted by other infected animals, they are very contagious among animals / They have a taste, they are black or coffee colours, cats are often scratching their ears, they shake their heads, and cats may have red blood.
Marathocella: It's fungi, it's in the skin and ears of healthy cats and cats/ it's black and brown, it's damp and itchy.
What should we do with the octopus and the maras?
We can use double-oxygen water to wash the cat's ears (or ejective fluid) at less than 3% double-oxygen water, and if we're worried about the irritation, we can use mineral water to dilute it.
Dioxin cannot kill eardrums. So, in addition to using double-oxygen or other earwashing, other medications are required.
For example, oral Ivermactin, or drop a little seractin in the ear.
The specific symptoms of these cats need to be distinguished by a professional pet doctor, who will eventually give you a clear diagnosis. Don't treat yourself for a cat, take any medication.
In fact, both the octopus and Marocella infections have clinically well-regulated treatments, in accordance with medical instructions, and in accordance with the course of treatment and daily care, these diseases are treated well.
(Photo from web page, hacking)