đŸ How to Tell If Itâs Ear Mites, Canker, or Yeast â The Visual Guide
- Cosmo Canker Powder

- Oct 15
- 2 min read
đŸ How to Tell If Itâs Ear Mites, Canker, or Yeast â The Visual Guide
đ Introduction â Why Ear Health Matters More Than You Think
Ear problems are among the most common issues seen in pets, yet theyâre also one of the most misunderstood. Whether you own a dog, cat, rabbit, or ferret, ear discomfort can develop quietly and progress quickly.
A bit of head-shaking or scratching might seem harmless, but it can indicate a serious underlying issue such as ear mites, canker, or yeast infection.
This guide explains how to tell the difference between them, what the symptoms look like, and how to treat them safely at home using Cosmo Canker Powder and Cosmo Ear Mite Blaster Drops.
đ Ear Mites. The Tiny Invaders You Canât See
Ear mites are microscopic parasites that feed on wax and oil inside the ear canal. Theyâre highly contagious and cause intense itching, often spreading between pets through close contact or shared bedding.
Typical symptoms:
Persistent head-shaking or scratching
Dark, coffee-ground debris inside the ear
Crusting around the ear flap
Restless behaviour, especially at night
Possible small sores or bleeding from scratching
Treatment:
For mites, the goal is to eliminate parasites and soothe inflammation. Use Cosmo Ear Mite Blaster Drops -
A 100% natural antibacterial and antifungal formula that can be used as a drop or spray, perfect for nervous or anxious pets.
Apply one drop (or spray) into each affected ear daily.
Gently massage the base of the ear to distribute.
Continue for 5â7 days or until symptoms improve.
Cosmo Ear Mite Blaster Drops are safe for dogs, cats, ferrets, and rabbits, and can also be used monthly as a preventive measure.
đ§« Ear Canker â The Classic Infection That Needs Drying Power
Ear canker is a form of chronic ear inflammation, often caused by bacteria or fungi thriving in moist, warm conditions. If untreated, it can become painful and foul-smelling, sometimes leading to permanent ear damage.
Typical symptoms:
Strong, cheesy odour
Yellowish or brown discharge
Red, sore, or swollen ear flap
Dog or cat cries out when touched
Shaking head violently after scratching








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