Purrfect Pets

On Friday, I had to take my cat, Milita, to the vet. I decided to take her because she was shaking her head a lot, isolating herself and hiding in the bedroom, she wasn’t interested in playing with her favorite toys or even in eating all of her wet food, and she seemed to get upset when we touched or looked at her right ear.

The vet looked at her ears to make sure nothing was in there, and there wasn’t. She thinks Milita is having an allergic reaction that’s coming out in her ears. She gave us ear drops to put in Milita’s ears, once a day for a week.

Of course, Milita doesn’t like the ear drops. She would rather not have cold ointment going into her ears; she doesn’t understand it’s for her own good.

We’ve given her two doses of the drops and I can already see that she shakes her head less often than she did before. She is also interested in playing with her favorite toys again and she begs for food at dinnertime once more. I’m glad the ear drops seem to be helping her.