How to deal with cat moss on Siamese cats:

1. Isolate immediately. Cat moss is a fungal infection that can infect humans and cats. Therefore, owners should avoid close contact with cats infected with catnip, and wash their hands frequently, using hand sanitizer as much as possible when washing hands.

2. You can take your cat to the hospital for a dermatoscopy as soon as possible to determine the cause. If it is determined to be cat moss, follow the doctor's advice for treatment. The scabs on cat moss can be softened by applying alcohol or iodophor, and then the medicine can be applied. Afterwards, the pet owner can put an Elizabethan ring on the cat to prevent the cat from scratching and spreading cat moss.

3. Use cotton swabs to apply topical drugs for treating cat ringworm, such as clotrimazole ointment, itraconazole ointment, tinea tinin, and other topical drugs to the affected area and surrounding areas. You must insist on applying the medicine every day.

4. Medicinal bath. If your cat’s ringworm is severe and the affected area is large, you need to take a medicated bath to treat it. You can consult your doctor or pet store for the preparation of medicated bath drugs.

Methods to prevent cat moss:

1. After bathing the cat, be sure to dry the cat’s hair thoroughly. A humid environment is more likely to breed fungi.

2. Disinfect the cat’s living environment, clean it regularly, and keep it ventilated and dry. Take your cat to get plenty of sunshine.

3. To improve the cat’s resistance, you can feed the cat B vitamins, lecithin, fish oil, etc. and comb its hair regularly.