Keeping your Aegean cat’s ears clean is part of her overall health and wellness. Not sure how to check the ears or even clean them? No worries, just give your vet a call. You should typically try and check your cat’s ears and clean them (if necessary) on a routine basis. Basic cleaning involves placing a little bit of liquid ear cleaner onto a cotton ball or piece of gauze. Some cat owners use mineral oil or hydrogen peroxide. Always ask your vet about anything you place in your cat’s ears. Gently fold your cat’s ear back and wipe away any debris or wax on the inside of the outer ear. Don’t rub the area. Do not stick anything inside your cat’s ear canal. If you notice any kind of discharge, odor, redness, swelling, bleeding, sensitivity, frequent head shaking or disorientation, call your nearest vets Derby to set up an exam.
