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Update: New kitten bites cat's ears and they bleed
I can't view the original thread for some reason, so I cannot see any
of the responses! But, here's an update: The day after I posted, my cat's ears looked REALLY bad. We took him to the vet the next day and the poor baby had ear mites. He got medicated and we separated him and the kitten until "she" had her vet appointment (three days later). We took "her" in and found out she was a HE! I guess he had little buddies that we just never noticed because we, um, don't dink around down there (and he's all black). Anyway, that's the news with my cat. He had ear mites, but now he's being treated. I don't know what anyone replied, but if you said ear mites, you were dead on. Thanks! |
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in article , Betty at
wrote on 9/29/03 10:16 PM: I can't view the original thread for some reason, so I cannot see any of the responses! But, here's an update: The day after I posted, my cat's ears looked REALLY bad. We took him to the vet the next day and the poor baby had ear mites. He got medicated and we separated him and the kitten until "she" had her vet appointment (three days later). We took "her" in and found out she was a HE! I guess he had little buddies that we just never noticed because we, um, don't dink around down there (and he's all black). Anyway, that's the news with my cat. He had ear mites, but now he's being treated. I don't know what anyone replied, but if you said ear mites, you were dead on. Thanks! Good to hear you've got it figured out. They must have been BAD. Don't usually hear of mites being that bad. I hope he gets better quickly and kitty is healthy too. Karen |
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in article , Betty at
wrote on 9/29/03 10:16 PM: I can't view the original thread for some reason, so I cannot see any of the responses! But, here's an update: The day after I posted, my cat's ears looked REALLY bad. We took him to the vet the next day and the poor baby had ear mites. He got medicated and we separated him and the kitten until "she" had her vet appointment (three days later). We took "her" in and found out she was a HE! I guess he had little buddies that we just never noticed because we, um, don't dink around down there (and he's all black). Anyway, that's the news with my cat. He had ear mites, but now he's being treated. I don't know what anyone replied, but if you said ear mites, you were dead on. Thanks! Good to hear you've got it figured out. They must have been BAD. Don't usually hear of mites being that bad. I hope he gets better quickly and kitty is healthy too. Karen |
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