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It's been there for as long as I can remember. Maybe it's the sun? She loves sun bathing. I just don't know. They don't seem to bother her.Hmmm no idea especially in both ears...I wonder if it is just normal for your baby. Have they always been there? Is so, I wouldn’t worry .Oh and we love to see member’s on pics, especially Selfie Saturday threads each week.
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No change in size or excessive itching.I just checked and no red spots on mine.
The base of the earth is where the larger veins are and the spots appear to be just above that. if your cat ears are itching they may be rubbing them. Have you noticed if they have changed in size?
No change in size or excessive itching.
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I just cleaned her ears today. I was waiting because I didn't have the right q-tips. But I noticed one of the spots went away. And I looked at old photos and they aren't there. Is there a way to get them to go away or do they just go away on their own?Mine got the same red spot in the ear as well, but it disappeared within a week. There are some Malassezia fungi in my cat's ear which is common among cats, maybe it is one of the symptoms of infection (no expert, just guess). I noticed there are some black things in your cat's ear, maybe you can wash your cat's ear regularly.
I just cleaned her ears today. I was waiting because I didn't have the right q-tips. But I noticed one of the spots went away. And I looked at old photos and they aren't there. Is there a way to get them to go away or do they just go away on their own?
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