The growth of cat ringworm hair can only mean that the cat ringworm is almost cured. If the cat ringworm is completely cured, the overall hair will grow evenly. You should judge whether the cat ringworm is better or not based on the cat's reaction, movements, and emotions. For example, the cat no longer scratches the itchy spot of cat ringworm every day. My mood has gradually improved, and I no longer feel anxious every day, which proves that the cat ringworm is almost cured.

A good way to judge whether the cat's cat's gall is good or not

1. Judge whether the cat's gall is good or not based on the cat's reaction, action, and emotion. For example, No more scratching the itchy areas of cat ringworm every day. My mood gradually improved and I no longer felt anxious every day.

2. Carefully observe the areas where the cat has ringworm every day to determine whether the ringworm is healed or not. Generally, in areas with ringworm, the skin will be red, swollen or even ulcerated, and a large amount of white dandruff will be produced, which will fall off every day, resulting in a thick layer of calluses on the skin.

3. Judge whether the cat ringworm is cured or not by looking at the hair on the cat’s ringworm area. Generally, cats have ringworm. The skin in the affected area usually does not grow hair because it is inflamed and itchy.

4. Cats have ringworm, and various parts of the body will infect each other with ringworm fungi, causing the cat’s hair to fall off, pits and gaps appearing on the body, and the hair to be sparse. If the cat ringworm is completely cured, the overall hair will grow back.