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Where do ear mites originate?
October 31st, 2009 | 
Author: You pet can come into contact with an ear mite from animal to animal contact or host to host contact. This also includes human to animal contact.
What dog breeds are more susceptible to ear mites?
Ear mites do not like one breed of pet more than the next. They will infest any pet whether young or older or cats or dogs.
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What are common medicines for the treatment of ear mites?
The common medicines that you can use to kill the mites can vary. There are products that can contain insecticides such as permetherins.
How is the All Stop DE-Stroy Pest Control Eco Dust used to treat ear mites?
The Eco Dust is easy to use. You simply sprinkle the dust all around your home and pay special attention to the areas in which your pet sleeps.
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What are the signs of an ear mite infestations?
The most common signs of an ear mite infestation are profuse shaking of the head, scratching of the ears with sores, rubbing of the face, black coffee grounds debris in the ears, excessive wax build up and bad odors.
Does your company specialize in ear mites?
No, our company doesn’t specialize in ear mites but we have done research on ear mites and how our product work to effectively and efficiently cure ear mites.
Will your products work on kittens with ear mites?
Our products for ear mites do not have a determined age limitation on them. Some products are known to work only on pets four weeks of age and up.
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Will earmites die on their own without treatment?
No, the ear mites will not die without treatment. They can only live for their 21 day life cycle but they will continue to breed and cause and ear mite infestation to become worse.
When should we stop treating for ear mites?
You can tell that your pet is getting better once the smell to the ear has gone or the black debris in the ear is no longer present.
What is the life cycle of an ear mite?
The life cycle of an ear mite usually takes about 21 days from eggs to adults. The female mites normally lay about five eggs per day and the eggs normally hatch within four days.