Causes of ringworm on cats’ faces: Ringworm is mainly caused by Microsporum canis infection. The infection method of this type of disease is usually direct contact of normal cats with sick cats or indirect contact with the skin. Utensils or clothing contaminated by crumbs and other pollutants. If your cat’s skin resistance is poor, it is easy to get ringworm due to indirect or direct contact. Cat ringworm is common on cats' faces, limbs and tails. The affected areas are round or oval in shape. The coat of the affected area falls off or is broken, and the surface is accompanied by scales.

How to treat ringworm in cats:

1. The recovery time can be shortened through antifungal treatment, skin nutrition, and medicinal baths.

2. For cats, you can use a spray containing terbinafine locally. If the cat only has cat moss on its face, you can spray it locally.

3. When the condition is serious, oral medicine containing itraconazole can be used together with it. At the same time, the skin barrier function can also be improved by supplementing essential fatty acids.

4. If the cat has been fully vaccinated, regular medicated baths for the cat can also greatly shorten the treatment cycle.