We all know that ears are the easiest place to hide dirt, so every day we clean our ears with a small cotton swab after showering to clean out the ear wax and secretions inside. So do cats need to have their ears pulled out? The answer is yes. The normal clean ears of cats are pink and free of dirt and odor, but if they are not cleaned regularly it is very easy to hide dirt, and it is also very easy to breed bacteria and fungi, and there is a great odor. But many pooper scoopers in helping cats clean their ears, cats are very resistant, some temperamental cats will directly resist, so much so that the pooper scoopers arm will leave a cat’s mark! And the cat’s ear canal is also very fragile, one can hurt the cat’s ear canal if you are not careful. In fact, as long as you master the method, when the pooper scooper gives the cat to pull out the ears, the cat is also very enjoyable, very happy to pooper scooper to help it pull out the ears, but this is limited to well-behaved cats. Clean your cat’s ears tools cotton swabs, gauze, towels, blankets, if the cat is a temperamental kind, the blanket is especially important. Cleaning steps step one, fix the cat. First, use a towel or blanket to wrap up the cat to fix it, because most cats will be very resistant to the shovel officer to help clean its ears, if the cat is not fixed up at this time, the cat’s claws will become the shovel officer lingering nightmare, after all, the cat shadow boxing is the shovel officer simply can not fight. If your cat is very well behaved, then this step can be skipped. The second step is to apply the ear wash. Turn your cat’s ears over, aim them at the ear canal, and drop in the ear wash as quickly as you can, and you must be fast, or else the pooper scooper will have no chance when the cat reacts. After dropping in the ear wash, then gently rub the root of the cat’s ear and wait until the cat starts to struggle. Step three, clean up the ear wax. Many pooper scoopers will feel very complicated when cleaning their cat’s ear canal for the first time, winding and twisting like a three-dimensional viaduct. In fact, the cat’s ear canal is L-shaped, not straight like our ear canal, which is not to worry, follow the lines of the cat’s ear canal from the inside out with gauze and cotton swabs to clean it up, as gentle as possible, will not hurt the cat. If during the cleaning process you find that your cat’s ear discharge is green, yellow, red, or dark red, or black, these are all abnormal, these conditions may be fungal infections, or bacterial infections, or possibly parasitic infections. Pay attention to trimming the long hair near the ear canal regularly and prevent shampoo and water from splashing into the ear canal when bathing.
