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Ear mites are common ecto-parasites of dogs, rabbits, ferrets, and most often, cats. Clinical signs include pruritus and a a dark, crusty discharge from the ear. They are typically diagnosed using a microscope, but with the high-powered lens that captured the following photos and videos, ear mites can be seen in their natural element.
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