cleaning cat ears

i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

I have a dog I can loan you - he does a great job! ;-D


Janet Boss
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i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

I have a dog I can loan you - he does a great job! ;-D


Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

On 24 Oct 2004 19:47:26 GMT, (J1Boss) wrote:


i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

I have a dog I can loan you - he does a great job! ;-D


you mean she'll lick them clean? sure, i'll take her. so does
that mean no one can suggest a way a human can clean kitty ears?

-L

On 24 Oct 2004 19:47:26 GMT, (J1Boss) wrote:


i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

I have a dog I can loan you - he does a great job! ;-D


you mean she'll lick them clean? sure, i'll take her. so does
that mean no one can suggest a way a human can clean kitty ears?

-L

Sorry, so far our cats have not had ear problems so I've never had to do it.

What's going on with your cat's ears?

Rhonda


Laila wrote:

i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

Sorry, so far our cats have not had ear problems so I've never had to do it.

What's going on with your cat's ears?

Rhonda


Laila wrote:

i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good technique for cleaning
cat's ears. is it at all possible to do that at home, on an awake
cat?

-L

you mean she'll lick them clean? sure, i'll take her. so does
that mean no one can suggest a way a human can clean kitty ears?

-L

He actually, but yes, he licks them very clean. Not that they're dirty to
begin with. Why do you need to clean your cat's ears is more of the question.
Mites? Yeast?


Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

you mean she'll lick them clean? sure, i'll take her. so does
that mean no one can suggest a way a human can clean kitty ears?

-L

He actually, but yes, he licks them very clean. Not that they're dirty to
begin with. Why do you need to clean your cat's ears is more of the question.
Mites? Yeast?


Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

On 25 Oct 2004 11:38:43 GMT, (J1Boss) wrote:


you mean she'll lick them clean? sure, i'll take her. so does
that mean no one can suggest a way a human can clean kitty ears?

-L

He actually, but yes, he licks them very clean. Not that they're dirty to
begin with. Why do you need to clean your cat's ears is more of the question.
Mites? Yeast?

there's nothing wrong with them. i just thought (and i think read
somewhere) that periodically, their ears should be cleaned. can she
get mites if she is only an indoor cat? what about yeast?
when i took her to the vet to get her spayed, they cleaned her ears
because they thought she had mites. she didn't.

-L