Medicated bath method for cat ringworm:

1. Use a slightly smaller plastic bucket that is large enough for the cat to squat in.

2. The water should be moderate, just enough to reach the cat’s neck. The cat's skin can be fully soaked in the bucket, and the water in the bucket is not easy to spill out.

3. The bathing time for cats should not be too regular. Try to be gentle, do not frighten or stimulate them, comfort them more, and let them take a bath with peace of mind.

4. After washing, use more clean toilet paper to absorb the water from the cat. The advantage of this is to prevent cross-infection. Throw away the toilet paper after use and no need to disinfect again.

5. Use at least two plastic buckets, one for washing and one for flushing. Rinse them at least twice before they are clean. Note: Plastic buckets must be disinfected with 84 liquid every time they are used. Note that 84 needs to be rinsed with water after disinfection. When taking a bath, wash those with mild symptoms first, then those with severe symptoms.

How to deal with mild cat ringworm:

1. Isolate the cat and clean it

Cat ringworm can be transmitted to humans. If it is found that a cat has ringworm, the cat owner should first find a ventilated and dry place, isolate the cat, and prevent humans and other cats from coming into contact with it. Generally, cat ringworm is caused by an unclean environment, so cat owners should clean the room, collect the cat's supplies, and use diluted disinfectant to disinfect them one by one. Wait until the weather is good and the sun is out, and then take away the cat's supplies. When exposed to the sun, in addition to this general cleaning, you will also need to clean the room regularly in the future. Frequent cleaning can reduce the occurrence of fungi.

2. Partially shave and use spray

After cleaning, the cat owner finds the place where the cat has ringworm and uses a shaving tool to remove the hair near the ringworm area. Shave it off, then apply some hydrogen peroxide to the ringworm area. When the hydrogen peroxide dries, spray some hydrogen peroxide to fill it up. Put an Elizabethan collar on the cat to prevent it from licking the spray. In addition, sometimes the cat will feel itchy on the ringworm area. If you want to scratch your cat's body with your claws, cat owners should cut their cat's nails short appropriately, otherwise it will cause trouble if the cat scratches its skin.

3. Supplement nutrition and bask in the sun

Some weak kittens and elderly cats are more likely to get ringworm. The food that cats usually eat Without nutrition, the body will become weak. It is recommended that cat owners give their cats more nutritious food, such as better cat food, freeze-dried cats, appropriate amounts of canned cats, goat milk powder, etc. You can also consider giving your cats some fruit after meals. , the food the cat eats is nutritious, and the cat’s ringworm will get better as soon as the body becomes stronger. If cat owners have time, they can also take their cats to bask in the sun. Sunlight can also help cats get better quickly from ringworm.