How to get rid of & treat a cat ear yeast infection with Banixx

A cat ear yeast infection is one of the most commonly diagnosed cat ear problems at veterinary clinics. But unlike their canine counterparts, cats, by nature, tend to be very stoic creatures. As a result, ear infections in cats may cause serious health issues and may reach an advanced state before symptoms become noticeable. If you suspect your cat may have an ear infection, do not hesitate to contact your veterinarian immediately. Only your vet can help you determine the underlying cause of the infection – yeast, ear mites, fungus, or something else entirely – and recommend the best treatment or remedy.

Is your cat scratching at her ears? Is she shaking her head frequently? Are your cat’s ears smelly or do you notice heat around the ears? If you answered “yes” to any of the above questions, your pet may have a cat ear yeast infection. Other signs and symptoms to look for include:

• Black or yellowish discharge
• Redness or swelling in and around the ear
• Waxy buildup on or near the ear canal
• Discharge from the ear that resembles coffee grounds (a symptom of ear mites)
• Hearing loss or loss of balance

Once your veterinarian has determined the underlying cause of your cat’s ear infection (which may be due to miites or a fungal yeast infection) he will recommend treatment to eliminate it. If the problem is mites, an antiparastic ointment will take care of them economically and in short order. Banixx can then be applied twice daily as a soothing, healing agent to treat the infection and irritation caused by the biting mites. If your cat’s ear has a yeast fungal infection, Banixx can be used to quickly combat the yeast/fungus infection and, thereafter, as a regular ear cleaner for this type of cat ear problem.

To simply treat your cat’s ear infection, simply spray Banixx onto the cotton ball until moist, and gently apply to the affected ear(s). The inside of the ear must be well moistioned with Banixx to work. Banixx works on contact. Massage Banixx gently into your cats ear. Cats are very receptive to Banixx because it has no smelll nor does it have any sting or pain attached. Results should be seen in a couple of days. You will love Banixx’ quick results as a home remedy; your cat will love the fact that Banixx, devoid of any smell or odor, causes absolutely no pain or discomfort!

Yeast is the most common cause of fungal ear infections in cats, but bacterial infections, both pathogenic (picked up from outside) and non-pathogenic (such as staph) are also quite common cat ear problems. Ear mites are another common cause of head shaking and scratching. A veterinarian can quickly determine if ear mites are the cause, and may prescribe a small dose of Ivermectin to eliminate the mites in short order.

Other contributing causes of ear infections in cats include:

• Wax build up or thick hair in the ear canal
• Allergies (dietary or environmental)
• Autoimmune diseases (FIV)
• Tumors/polyps within the ear canal or a ruptured eardrum
• Foreign bodies such as foxtails or grass seeds