For repeated episodes of cat rash, you can take itraconazole tablets. After 1-2 weeks, a biochemical test for glutamate is required. At the same time, you must use a dermatological functional shampoo. After the cat rash disappears, continue taking the medication for another 2 weeks. Cat moss is a fungal infection, mainly caused by Microsporum and Trichocystis fungi. To prevent recurrence, the home should be disinfected frequently.

Precautions for recurring cat moss:

1. Isolate and disinfect. Cat ringworm is contagious, so the owner must first isolate the cat, and then use disinfectant to disinfect and clean the floors, furniture, cat litter, etc. at home. Things used by the cat must be exposed to the sun. Owners should also pay attention to cleaning the home and keeping it clean and tidy, because cats with ringworm may be caused by the unclean living place and fungi crawling onto the cat’s body, causing skin problems.

2. Clean the skin. After isolation and disinfection, it is time to start treating cat ringworm. First, cut off the hair on the cat's ringworm area, then wipe the cat's ringworm area with warm water or hydrogen peroxide to clean and disinfect it, spray it with spray, and then apply an antifungal agent. Remember to wear an Elizabethan collar on your cat to prevent it from licking. After that, follow these steps to clean the cat regularly every day to prevent cat ringworm from recurring.

3. Supplement nutrition. The main cause of cat ringworm is malnutrition in cats. When choosing cat food, try to choose cat food that is rich in nutrients and contains vitamins and fiber. In addition, cats can be fed some high-protein meat on weekdays, and owners can also give cats home-cooked vitamin B to supplement the vitamins needed by the body. Coupled with Tickling Fun, it can reduce the itching problem caused by cat ringworm.