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I got my new kitten about a month ago. About three days after I got her I noticed she had ear mites, so I treated them. (I read a different thread on here that you should treat for about 28 days due to the life cycle) Well the medicine I got just said to treat until the condition seemed to clear up. So I did that, and three days after I stopped treating her ears started getting dirty. I read that dirty ears promotes ear mites, but its a heck of a time trying to clean her ears. (I got some drops that said they can be used once a month to help prevent ear mites and clean ears) Is there an easy way that I can clean her ears that doesnt have her and I going crazy in the process. Or is it ok for her to have slightly dirty ears, as long as she doesnt have mites? (she is an indoor only cat, and none of my other previous cats had dirty ears like this)
A couple days ago she also started to purrr different. I dont know if theres anything wrong with the way she purrs but its just differnt. I guess if you could classify a normal (well what i think of as normal) purr as a throaty sound. She has started, on occasion, to make her purrs sound kinda nasaly... its a hight pitched purrr... i dont know if this is normal, or if there is something wrong?? other than the sound difference she is acting purfectly healthy.
any ideas or help is greatly appreciated.
A couple days ago she also started to purrr different. I dont know if theres anything wrong with the way she purrs but its just differnt. I guess if you could classify a normal (well what i think of as normal) purr as a throaty sound. She has started, on occasion, to make her purrs sound kinda nasaly... its a hight pitched purrr... i dont know if this is normal, or if there is something wrong?? other than the sound difference she is acting purfectly healthy.
any ideas or help is greatly appreciated.