Difference between revisions of "Otitis Externa - Cat and Dog"
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| + | *Clinical signs are apparent | ||
| + | **Head shaking | ||
| + | **Ear scratching | ||
| + | **Aural haematomata | ||
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'''Treatment''' | '''Treatment''' | ||
Revision as of 07:11, 11 July 2010
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- Clinical signs are apparent
- Head shaking
- Ear scratching
- Aural haematomata
Treatment
- Acaracidal ear drops
- Massage base of ear to disperse drops after treatment
- Most treatments need to be repeated in 10-14 days to kill newly hatched mites
- Selamectin can be used as a spot-on treatment
- Prolonged duration of action
- Treat all in-contact animals
- These may be asymptomatic carriers