Cat ear mites are caused by parasites. Although cat ear mites are contagious, they are usually only transmitted between pets. If it falls on the bed, it may infect people. However, due to the high immune system of humans, cat ear mites will not survive in the human ear canal for too long, and generally only exist for 2-3 days.

After the owner discovers ear mites in the cat’s ears, he should clean them immediately. If he is afraid of them falling on the bed, he can disinfect and expose the bedding to sunlight. If a cat suffers from ear mites, you should first isolate the cat, then rinse the ears with ear mites every day, and wait until the cat shakes the dirt out of the ears before using treatment ointments such as Aurofulin.