The blackening of cat ringworm indicates that the condition is slowly recovering. However, because ringworm is relatively stubborn, we saw in time that cat ringworm has gradually recovered, but the body will still itch and there are fungi on the skin, so we It is still necessary to persist in caring for a period of time to prevent repeated infections of cat ringworm and the possibility of being transmitted to humans. The owners can learn about the following care methods.

1. Isolation and disinfection

Because cat ringworm can be transmitted to humans, the home environment must be disinfected frequently, especially the nests, mats, floors and furniture where cats often sleep. Humid, high-temperature, and unventilated environments can easily breed fungi, so the cat’s environment must be dry and ventilated. If there are other cats at home, the owner needs to isolate the cats separately and keep them in a relatively spacious cage.

　2. Clean skin

The common symptoms of cat ringworm are round or oval ringworm spots, white or light yellow scurf, phosphorous flakes, black chin on the skin or hair roots, and localized hair loss in patches. The owner needs to pay attention to the cleanliness of the skin. First, simply wipe it with hydrogen peroxide, spray it with Meow Manqu after air drying, and use it with the Meow Meow Skin Selection to help the skin recover. Before fully recovering, be sure to check whether there is any new ringworm on your cat.

3. Supplement nutrition

It is also important to keep the resistance of the cat's skin high. The first is the issue of nutrition. During this period, the nutrition of the cat food should be strengthened and the cat should be given vitamins. For example: Jiaqi Vitamin B, combined with Pet Itch Fun, can reduce the itching of cat ringworm. You also need to supplement your daily nutrition, get more sun exposure and exercise to improve your immunity. If you master the specific treatment methods, cat moss can be cured quickly.