You are not a Premium Member and you are blocking ads. You are using Vampire Rave for free. Vampire Rave relies on ads in order to operate. Please disable your Ad Blocker. This can easily be done for Vampire Rave only.
If you are using Chrome, click the red hand button at the top right of the screen:
Then select: Don't run on pages on this site
If you do it correctly, the red hand will turn to green and you will no longer see this message.
If you are using Chrome, click the red hand button at the top right of the screen:
Then select: Don't run on pages on this site
If you do it correctly, the red hand will turn to green and you will no longer see this message.
This window will close in seconds.
COMMENTS
-
TheArtistRose
07:29 Oct 28 2012
Medusa was a stray before we got her. She had ear mites. What you do is ask your local pet store for the ear meds and advice. Q-tips will help with the cleaning. No need to go to the vet unless it's that bad.
Hope your kitty feels better~!
TLDG
07:42 Oct 28 2012
Thanks Rose and I'll do that..though since I found her outside I still wanna take her in to get her checked out and find out how old she is.
Oceanne
12:46 Oct 28 2012
Absolutely! Good ol mineral oil does the trick.Use an eye dropper or saturated cottonball ,squeezing the oil in the ear.Not a ton mind you.Then massage the oil into as much of the ear as possible.It smothers them fairly quickly,so you will want to keep a n eye on the ears,wiping out dead mites and wax a couple times a day at least.Ive used this on horses for many many years.It works!!
tr1n1ty01
13:28 Oct 28 2012
You should take the cat to the vet to get fixed and make sure she does not have FIV or AIDS. :)
TLDG
01:18 Oct 29 2012
Thanks Oceanne and trin :)
xDeadlyxIntentionsx
06:21 Apr 05 2013
I use baby oil on a cotton ball. It smothers the ear mites.