Cat ringworm can be washed with hydrogen peroxide, but do not pour it directly on the cat because hydrogen peroxide is a very irritating disinfectant. Use a cotton swab or gauze dipped in a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to wipe the affected area of ​​the cat, but it is not enough to just wipe the hydrogen peroxide. Pet owners must isolate their cats in time, use some products to treat ringworm, and provide the cat with the nutrients its body needs. After a period of time, the cat will slowly return to health.

Care methods for cat ringworm:

1. After a cat is infected with ringworm, it is very important to isolate the cat individually. Prevent contact infection and spray pet disinfectant for disinfection. Frequently wiping the floors and furniture at home can effectively prevent the spread of cat ringworm.

2. In addition to cleaning the cat, nutritional supplements must not be left out, especially vitamin B. In addition, if possible, you can take the cat to bask in the sun. Cats are animals that like to bask in the sun very much. They often Saw the cat sleeping in the afternoon sun all afternoon. Ultraviolet rays in sunlight can kill some bacteria and fungi in cat hair.

3. For easier treatment, you can trim the hair on the ringworm spots first. Then wipe the ringworm spot with hydrogen peroxide to wipe off some skin flakes and scabs, then spray it with a cat-specific spray to clean it. Finally, let it dry and apply a layer of cat skin, and put a collar on the cat to prevent it from tearing. Bite and scratch.