Does anyone have a cat that loves to lick the ear wax from your ear?
can you explain why?
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I have a cat who loves earwax. I'm not sure why, but I think it has something to do with vitamins or minerals that cats need. Perhaps earwax is salty, which almost all animals love and need. I wouldn't be too concerned about it. My cat has yet to get sick or die. Albeit, she is rather strange in other ways.
I have six cats and I clean my own ears.
No I have never heard of that. That is pretty nasty, please dont let your cat do that!
Eww.Take him to the vet!
thats one perverted ***** mate
No, but i did have one that liked sucking earlobes! very unpleasant. try using a cotton bud instead.
You'd better hope it hasn't been sniffing around fly-larvae or your ear will make a nice home to a maggot colony which will grow & eat your brain. Hope I havn't put you off the experience!
no at least it will save you on ear buds
know what are you sick.
Nope.
I saw a picture of a cat licking peanut butter from a womans parts once. It was gross. So it is probably the same thing.
No, but we had a cat that used to stick it`s head under my dad`s armpit and go to sleep!!
yes, my cat Frank does that. yuck.
No idea why but both my cats love the taste of earwax - but not from licking my ears ! If I use a cotton bud it has to be thrown away in the outdoor rubbish bin as even if it's wrapped in a tissue and dropped into a swing bin it gets fished out, chewed and the remains left just where guests are likely to find it. Yuck, indeed !
Ok how would you ever even find out that youer cat likes that. if my cat started licking my ear I would put her down straight away. That is quiet disgusting and you should not be encouraging it.
a cats mouth is not very hygenic and you dont want the saliva all in your ears. and how much ear wax do you have? clean them out for gods sake!
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Answers:
I have a cat who loves earwax. I'm not sure why, but I think it has something to do with vitamins or minerals that cats need. Perhaps earwax is salty, which almost all animals love and need. I wouldn't be too concerned about it. My cat has yet to get sick or die. Albeit, she is rather strange in other ways.
I have six cats and I clean my own ears.
No I have never heard of that. That is pretty nasty, please dont let your cat do that!
Eww.Take him to the vet!
thats one perverted ***** mate
No, but i did have one that liked sucking earlobes! very unpleasant. try using a cotton bud instead.
You'd better hope it hasn't been sniffing around fly-larvae or your ear will make a nice home to a maggot colony which will grow & eat your brain. Hope I havn't put you off the experience!
no at least it will save you on ear buds
know what are you sick.
Nope.
I saw a picture of a cat licking peanut butter from a womans parts once. It was gross. So it is probably the same thing.
No, but we had a cat that used to stick it`s head under my dad`s armpit and go to sleep!!
yes, my cat Frank does that. yuck.
No idea why but both my cats love the taste of earwax - but not from licking my ears ! If I use a cotton bud it has to be thrown away in the outdoor rubbish bin as even if it's wrapped in a tissue and dropped into a swing bin it gets fished out, chewed and the remains left just where guests are likely to find it. Yuck, indeed !
Ok how would you ever even find out that youer cat likes that. if my cat started licking my ear I would put her down straight away. That is quiet disgusting and you should not be encouraging it.
a cats mouth is not very hygenic and you dont want the saliva all in your ears. and how much ear wax do you have? clean them out for gods sake!
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