When a cat suffers from catnip, you can consider using an antifungal drug containing ketoconazole for a medicated bath. In addition to using medicinal baths to treat cat moss, you also need to take oral medications such as terbinafine hydrochloride or itraconazole, and combine it with skin nutrition drops. It should be noted that when taking a medicated bath, try to soak the cat in the medicated bath liquid for about half an hour so that the medicinal effect can be exerted.

1. Take a medicated bath for cat ringworm every few days

Usually take a medicated bath for cat ringworm once every 3-4 days, with a maximum of 2 medicated baths a week. And it should be noted that the duration of each medicinal bath should not be too long, otherwise it may cause the cat's skin and hair to become drier, and may even affect skin repair. In addition, cats suffering from cat ringworm can use some skin and hair repair agents while taking a medicated bath to improve their own resistance and help the cat return to normal as soon as possible.

2. Steps of cat medicated bath

1. First try to clean with ordinary cleaning shampoo, and then rinse. If you need to take frequent medicated baths, you can of course only use cleansing shampoo before the first medicated bath.

2. Take an appropriate amount of medicated shampoo, make a slight foam on the palm of your hand, and apply it on the cat. Then rub it gently for ten minutes, especially the affected areas, and then rinse clean.

3. Use a towel to dry the cat's hair as much as possible, and then use a hair dryer to blow it until it is 80% dry. It cannot be particularly dry, as it will affect the hydration of the skin.

3. Precautions

1. During the medicated bath, you must be gentle and use words to comfort the cat. When the cat resists, do not use force to control the cat.

2. To prevent the cat from biting itself, you can wear an Elizabethan ring on the cat.

3. Take the medicated bath as quickly as possible to reduce the time required, wash it as soon as possible, and avoid getting water into the cat’s ears, eyes, and mouth.

4. The treatment period for cat moss is generally very long. The owner should insist on giving the cat medicine and medicinal bath, which can also shorten the treatment time.