Keep reading to learn how you can tell if those ears need cleaning and how to get it done without a cat fight. How to tell if your cat's ears need cleaning You might be thinking — wouldn't it be ...

While she now sports a distinctive look without her ear flaps, she’s cancer-free and enjoying her new life. Her story serves as an important reminder for all cat owners, especially those with ...

And is it normal for cats to be a little bald around the ears? According to experts ... However, Losos cautioned against jumping to conclusions without more concrete evidence.

An adorable kitten has been nursed back to health after being found without a tail or ears. The tiny ... Kiara stayed with one of Woodgreen's Cat team for a couple of days, before going to ...

An adorable kitten has been nursed back to full health after being found without a tail or ears. The tiny stray feline ... They then took the cold and hungry cat to the nearby Woodgreen Pets ...

Cats clean themselves, so cat ear cleaning is usually not needed. However, some cats are more likely to experience wax buildup and ear infections. If you have concerns about your cat’s ears ...

Pre-cancerous cells were found on his ears, so the surgery may have saved his life. Cats with white fur – particularly on their ears or noses – are often more vulnerable to sun damage ...

Gracie, a seven-year-old white cat, had to have her cancerous ear flaps amputated after she was taken in as a stray by a Bracknell charity. The damage was caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight.