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Courtesy of C. Antonczyk

As viewed under x4 magnification, the presence of ear mites was confirmed.

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A close up taken under the x10 objective is shown. Note the closed apodemes which are characteristic of this mite.

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What is the latin name of the ear mite?

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 What is the latin name of the ear mite?
-*<font color="white"> ''Otodectes cynotis'' </font>
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-*<font color="white"> Ear mites can be treated with some of the available medicated ear drop preparations and most data sheets will contain treatment protocols specifically for this condition. Selamectin spot-on is also licenced for the treatment of ear mites. </font>
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