When a cat is infected with ringworm, it is generally recommended to shave a large area around the affected area. Because this can expose the affected area to the air, it can effectively inhibit the reproduction of anaerobic bacteria, and it can be very convenient for the owner to apply the medicine. It can also expand the area of ​​the medicine to control the spread of cat ringworm. Cat ringworm is generally treated with topical ointment. When applying the ointment, be sure not to let the cat lick the ointment to avoid poisoning.

Treatment methods for cat moss in kittens:

1. Go to the affected area of ​​cat moss and shave the affected area and surrounding hair. The area of ​​shaving should be larger than the affected area. Make it wider to prevent the liquid from being applied to some areas. For severe cases of cat moss, it is necessary to shave the whole body to facilitate the application of medicine to the cat and to facilitate the cat's recovery.

2. Clean the scaly part and ensure that the drug completely covers the affected area and surrounding skin.

3. To prevent the cat from licking the medicine when licking its fur and bringing germs to other parts, the cat must wear an Elizabethan ring.

4. Dilute the medicine in the medicated bath according to the required proportion, and soak the water level to the cat's neck. Be careful not to let the medicine enter the cat's eyes, and pay attention to prevent the cat from licking the medicine. For cat moss on the head, you can wipe it with a wet towel.

5. After the medicated bath is completed, rinse the cat’s body with clean water two to three times, then wipe the cat’s body with a dry towel, and then blow dry with a hair dryer. Medicinal baths are not recommended for cats under three months old.

6. Improve environmental sanitation, ensure that the cat’s living environment is clean and tidy, maintain indoor ventilation, and stay away from humid and dark environments.