Most of the time if your pet is shaking his head a lot, scratching his ears, or rubbing them on the carpet, he may have an ear infection or even ear mites. Ear mites are almost microscopic white parasites that live in your pets' ear canals. These mites are highly contagious and frequently infest whole litters of puppies and kittens but can affect dogs and cats of any age. They get these mites from other infected animals.

If your cat is scratching at his ears or shaking his head, he may be infested with ear mites. You will need to call for a veterinary appointment, as your cat's ears will need to be thoroughly cleaned before medication is dispensed.

The laundry list of possible causes of excessive scratching is quite long. Parasites are certainly at the top of the list (fleas, ticks, mange, etc.) However, there are many other causes which can be much more difficult to diagnose. Allergic, bacterial, fungal, metabolic, neoplastic, and even psychological disorders can cause pruritis, the sensation that provokes the desire to scratch, rub, chew, or lick.

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If your pet has a nasty odor coming from the ears, it generally means there is an infection brewing. You can clean the ears with a solution of white vinegar and water mixed half and half. This should give your pet some comfort until you can get your pet veterinary attention.

Usually, if a dog is shaking their head excessively, it indicates that they have an ear infection. Take your dog to your veterinarian immediately!

Several things could be wrong, so you should take your cat to the vet as soon as possible. Three top causes of head shaking, ear scratching, and walking either off-balance or with head tilted to one side are ear mites, ear infection, and "blue-tailed lizard disease." If the vet says your cat has ear mites, we recommend Acarexx. It is the only treatment guaranteed to be effective in one treatment. Other treatments may be cheaper, but they can involve multiple dosings per day for several weeks.

The ringing sensation that can be detected in your head, or individual ears, is called tinnitus. This ringing is usually an indication of some damage to your auditory system (especially noise damage). It can be constant or periodic and on one specific side or in the middle of your head. There is no magic cure for tinnitus, but there are methods that can help you live with it. Sometimes hearing aids help by bringing more sound to the brain, thus distracting attention from the ringing.

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Tinnitus is the name given to the head noises that some people experience. There are several reasons why we may have tinnitus. If a hearing impairment accompanies the tinnitus, the best form of alleviation may be a hearing aid. When the sounds around you are restored to their normal loudness levels with a hearing aid, the tinnitus tends to fall into the background and become more manageable.

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Many things can cause itchy ears. Some common causes of itchy ears are dry skin, ear wax and outer ear infections. Please consult your physician or an ear, nose and throat specialist for proper diagnosis and treatment of itchy ears.

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We do not recommend it. There are Ear Candles on the market that are curved and made just for that purpose. It also takes a very experienced Ear Candler to use those candles and they don't seem to give the desired results as when one ear is cleaned at a time. Also, the massage of the face and neck can not be done when doing both ears so my answer will remain a "NO" to this question.

Since your cat brings you so much joy, you decide to buy him/her the softest and most luxurious scratching post you can find. You take it home and kitty gives you a blank stare, like only a cat can, and walks away. Your idea of what is ideal and your cat's idea may not be the same. Cats like rough surfaces that they can shred to pieces. The best scratching posts are those covered in sisal and they are sold by Woodruff (www.woodruff.com).

Many steps can be taken to help reduce scratches on a wood floor. First, you can put throw rugs down in any high traffic areas such as in entryways, in front of your sink or refrigerator, or down a highly traveled hallway. One of the best things you can do is dust, sweep or mop on a regular basis to keep any dirt or debris from collecting on the surface or the floor. You can also put felt pads under the legs of any chairs or tables.

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If you shave your head in the warmer part of the year, you'll probably notice that your freshly shaved scalp is lighter in colour than your face and the rest of your body. This is because your hair has been sheltering your scalp, and the skin hasn't synthesized melanin (ie. you haven't tanned in that area). At this point, your scalp is more vulnerable to getting sunburned than the rest of your skin.

There are different reasons why your pet may scratch all the time. Fleas are a very common problem and cause of scratching. Even if you think you have searched your pet from head to tail and haven't seen a single flea, it is still possible that they are causing the scratching. Some pets are so sensitive and even allergic to fleas that just one can cause severe skin reactions and scratching.