As for Kootoo's ears, well, the vet couldn't find any ear mites, but to be on the safe side, she gave him some ear mites medication, and Muffin had a good dose of it too ... Review in two weeks ...
Cat quote of the day:
I gave my cat a bath the other day ... they love it. He sat there, he enjoyed it, it was fun for me. The fur would stick to my tongue, but other than that . . .
- Steve Martin
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Kootoo, you take good care of little Muffin! She is so spoiled thanks to your affections.
Our V-E-T told us that one of the ways I got my ear infections was thanks to my sister, Isis, grooming me. Apparently, the moisture and my allergies are a really bad combination. If Muffin bathes Kootoo ever, that might be part of the cause as well. Just a thought!
Good to see Kootoo and Muffin finally reconcile!
::cleans glasses:: tell me that i'm not seeing things.
:D
all the same, woohoo!!
Finally.
Let's hope it will last.
Waa...major breakthrough! You're a good boy, Kootoo.
Peace and harmony returns to the piggy family. ;)
My Ah Meow suffered 2 month of smelly ears. The vet gave me a water based ear antibiotic cleaner. Everyday, I mean everyday, I dripped 3 drops, massaged the ears, dig up the smelly stuff, cleaned the upper portion with baby oil. Now he has pleasant ears and no more daily cleaner. He absolutely hated the cleaning. So good luck! MEOW:)
The monster & terror are finally getting along now .. how sweet!
Now the combined efforts of the duo will wreck the havocs in the piggies' household. :)
**applause**
Be careful with too prolonged use of antibiotic or antiseptic (such as chlorhexidine) eardrops or earwash, as opportunistic infections such as Pseudomonas can result in far worse unpleasant infection. Good "old" earwash with normal saline or just plain water is good enough in the absence of mites, bacteria and fungus.
Peace and harmony? You gotta be kidding! No sooner when the grooming session was over, the duo were chasing each other upside down around the hall. Muffin scampered across my lap and the next thing I knew was a flying 5-kg lardball lunging my way. I turned my head and saw a wide-eyed Kootoo leaping mid-air in my direction. Our eyes met, with Kootoo barely 30 cm away from my head, and that moment froze. I swear I could have been seriously maimed had I not dodged. I live an endangered life.
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