Pitris catitis can be transmitted between cats, and it can even be transmitted to humans, but it is still prone to occur in cats. Feline ringworm is mainly caused by Microsporum canis infection. This type of disease is usually transmitted through direct contact of normal cats with sick cats or indirect contact with utensils or clothing contaminated by contaminants such as dander. If your cat’s skin resistance is poor, it is easy to get ringworm due to indirect or direct contact.

Methods to prevent cat moss:

1. Improve the cat’s resistance. This is also the reason why adult cats rarely get cat moss. The owner can adjust the cat’s diet and feed it food with high nutritional value. If economic conditions permit, the owner can choose canned staple food or freeze-dried staple food with high protein and fat content. At the same time, lecithin, vitamin B, and nutritional paste can be given to the cat. Or fish oil can also help cats improve their skin resistance.

2. The owner can take the cat to bask in the sun more often. The bactericidal effect of ultraviolet rays can prevent cats from being infected with fungi or bacteria to a certain extent. Sunbathing can also help cats synthesize vitamin D and promote calcium absorption, which can also indirectly supplement cats with calcium.

3. Develop the habit of regular disinfection. Cat items can be exposed in the sun to achieve sterilization and prevent the reproduction and growth of microorganisms. You can also use disinfectant for regular disinfection.

4. The cat’s hair should be dried in time after taking a bath. Because cat hair is thick, it is easy to be infected with fungi when the cat's hair is kept wet for a long time. It will take a long time for the cat's hair to dry naturally. In the same way, the owner should also keep the cat's living environment dry. Cat moss is prone to occur in moist places. environment.