are tiny surface mites that cause ear disease (ododectic mange) in cats, dogs, ferrets, and rabbits. They most commonly infect the external ear canals but can also live on the skin and cause hair ...

"While it's difficult to quantify how common these allergies are, many cases likely go unnoticed by the kitty's owner," a vet told Newsweek.

Playing in the garden, exploring the local park or frolicking in the sand at the beach – South Africa’s dogs have a great ...

If your kitty is scratching her ears a lot and you're seeing signs of a minor mite infestation, you can try some easy home remedies for ear mites as long as your vet approves. Start by very ...