The owner should shave the hair around the mouth where there is cat ringworm; use medical cotton dipped in hydrogen peroxide to wipe the skin of the cat ringworm area clean, and clean up the dandruff and scab; spray it on the cat ringworm area Or apply an appropriate amount of fungicidal drugs; use a cotton swab to apply on the cat ringworm.

How to treat cat moss around the mouth of a cat

First, the owner should shave the hair around the mouth that is affected by cat ringworm. Second, use medical cotton dipped in hydrogen peroxide to wipe clean the skin affected by cat ringworm to remove dander and scabs. Third, spray or apply an appropriate amount of fungicidal medicine on the cat's ringworm area three times a day. Fungal treatment takes a long time, so the medicine should be used on time. Fourth, because cat ringworm grows on the cat’s mouth, you can use a cotton swab to spot the cat ringworm, and be careful not to let the cat lick it.

Feline ringworm refers to a skin disease of cats, which mostly occurs on the face, trunk, limbs and tail of cats. After a cat suffers from ringworm, its hair will become rough, and round or oval ringworm spots will appear on the skin. The cat will feel itchy, so it will rub it in various places, causing the hair in the ringworm spot to fall off in bunches. Bald spots form. When this happens, it is recommended to go to the hospital directly.

Moss on cats’ lower lips may be caused by contact infection or poor autoimmunity, and generally manifests as local hair loss and scabs. The results can be obtained through Wood's lamp irradiation and microscopic examination. Treatment options include oral itraconazole tablets and topical terbinafine hydrochloride. Generally, the treatment cycle is long and requires consistent medication.