Cat ringworm is a fungal infection, so the best drugs to treat cat ringworm are antifungal drugs and some drugs that enhance immunity and supplement skin nutrition. Commonly used antifungal drugs mainly include oral itraconazole, terbinafine, etc., and commonly used external antifungal lotions include chlorhexidine, ketoconazole lotion, etc. The lubricant is usually econazole cream, etc.

Precautions for treating cat ringworm:

1. After discovering that the cat has cat ringworm, the hair in the cat ringworm area should be removed for more intuitive observation. It also reduces the chance of cat ringworm spreading and makes it easier for pet owners to apply medicine to areas with cat ringworm.

2. Cats should be sprayed regularly, and the spraying position can be beyond the range of cat ringworm to prevent the risk of cat ringworm spreading. If ringworm causes itching to the cat, the pet owner can also feed the cat some tickling fun.

3. Clean and disinfect the home in time. Use some disinfectant to wipe the cat cage, cat toys, and food bowls frequently. Mop the floor frequently to remove as much cat ringworm virus remaining in the home as possible. Kill them.

4. Supplement fish oil and vitamin B complex.