Treatment methods for cat moss in kittens:

1. If it is a local lesion, the hair around the lesion should be extensively clipped and external antibacterial drugs should be used. every 12 hours until the lesions subside. Effective topical medications for local treatment include terbinafine cream, clotrimazole cream, and ketoconazole cream.

2. For systemic diseases, use external antifungal lotion or infusion 1-2 times a week. Effective topical antifungal solutions include: 0.2% enconazole solution, 2%-4% lime sulfur mixture.

3. For cats that are ineffective with external medications, long-term systemic antifungal drugs should be combined with external medications to treat systemic infections. Medications include terbinafine 30-40 mg/kg po, once every 24 hours itraconazole 5-10 mg/kg po, once every 24 hours.

4. All infected animals, including asymptomatic carriers, should be identified and treated.

5. The environment should be thoroughly cleaned, all contaminated items removed, and disinfectants should be used.

Precautions for kittens suffering from feline tinea:

1. Before treatment, you need to use scissors to trim the hair of the affected area cleanly and expose the affected area for later treatment.

2. You also need to use a wet towel to soften the scabs and clean them, disinfect them with diluted hydrogen peroxide, and then apply antifungal drugs.

3. It is best to wear an Elizabethan ring on the cat to prevent the cat from scratching and licking.

4. In addition, you need to check the cat’s whole body and find all affected areas and treat them together.