Parents who keep pets at home must understand some basic knowledge about pets, such as how to deal with them when they are sick. If your pet at home has a minor illness, you don’t need to send it to the hospital and you can just handle it at home.

Persian cats suffering from dermatomycosis need to have their hair shoveled all over their bodies once a month. This kind of hair shoveling is best left to a professional veterinarian. Veterinarians usually give a mold-specific hair cleaner to clean the Persian cat's body, and then take a medicated bath after cleaning, usually twice a week, and then apply anti-fungal ointment to the Persian cat every day, an average of twice a day. In this way, the Persian cat's skin mycosis will slowly recover.

However, improper treatment of Persian cat skin mold, incorrect medication, incomplete shaving of the Persian cat's hair, substandard living environment cleanliness, etc. All incorrect treatments and environmental influences can lead to Persian cat skin mold. Disease relapses. At the same time, there are other diseases lurking in Persian cats. For example: hyperadrenocortical disease, diabetes, feline leukemia infection, feline AIDS and cancer, etc., may cause the recurrence of Persian feline skin mycosis.

Persian cats suffering from dermatomycosis must receive timely and effective treatment. At the same time, we must strengthen the management of environmental and residential hygiene. In daily life, we should also prevent the occurrence of Persian cat skin mycosis. Strengthen the cleaning and management of living environment hygiene. Tools and toys used by Persian cats should also be cleaned and disinfected regularly. Persian cats should also be bathed regularly to clean their bodies to prevent Persian cats from being harmed by skin mycosis.