British shorthairs are prone to cat moss. Cat rash is a common skin disease in cats, and any cat can suffer from cat rash. Cat moss is mainly caused by Microsporum canis infection. This type of disease is usually transmitted by normal cats having direct contact with sick cats or indirect contact with utensils or clothing contaminated by pollutants such as dander. If your cat’s skin resistance is poor, it is easy to get infected with catnip through indirect or direct contact.

What to do if the British Shorthair gets ringworm:

1. Isolate the British Shorthair and clean the room:

What will happen if the British Shorthair gets ringworm? It is contagious, so when the cat owner discovers that the English shorthair has cat ringworm, he should immediately isolate the English shorthair with cat ringworm. The cat owner can prepare a separate cat cage, keep the English shorthair in the cat cage, and do not let the English shorthair come into contact with it. Other British Shorthairs in the home to prevent the British Shorthair from infecting cat ringworm to other pets in the home. After the cat owner isolates the British Shorthair, pay attention to keeping the indoor hygiene clean, cleaning and drying the cat's bed where the British Shorthair sleeps. The tableware and toys used daily by the British Shorthair also need to be cleaned, and the floors and furniture should be cleaned with disinfectant. That's it.

2. Use Meow to remove partial shaving:

When treating ringworm in British shorthair cats, you should first find the location of the ringworm in British shorthair cats, and then use a clean razor to remove the ringworm. Shave the hair around the cat ringworm. After shaving, use a cotton swab moistened with some hydrogen peroxide to clean the scabs and scales on the body. During cleaning, if the scabs are hard and cannot be cleaned, you can first apply a hot towel on the scabs. On the scab, just wait until the scab softens before cleaning. After cleaning, hold the British puppy steady and spray it on the ringworm area. After spraying, be sure to put the collar on the British puppy and do not lick or scratch it.

3. Pay attention to nutritional supplements:

The main reason why the British shorthair has cat ringworm is because the British shorthair’s body cannot keep up with nutrition, which will make it easier for problems to occur. When feeding, In addition to feeding the British Shorthair cat food, you can also feed the British Shorthair some nutritious foods. For example, you can feed the British Shorthair some meat or protein-rich foods. At the same time, you can also feed the British Shorthair more vegetables and fruits. Maintain a balanced nutritional balance in the British Shorthair body.