Cat ringworm is contagious. If you have a multi-cat household, isolate the affected cats first. Disinfect all places and household items it has come into contact with, and then expose the items to the sun. Ringworm in cats can be treated with topical medications, which mainly include antifungal sprays and ointments. Ointments mainly used to treat ringworm in kittens include Bupikan cream, clotrimazole, sulfur and other ointments or ringworm. Sprays include antifungal sprays containing terbinafine hydrochloride. The use of drugs depends on the kitten. Use according to the severity of cat ringworm.

Usually before using external medication for treatment, you need to remove the hair from the affected area and the surrounding area, then use hot compresses to clean the skin flakes and scabs in the affected area, and finally apply ointment or spray to the kitten. During treatment, the kitten must wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent the cat from spreading the fungus by licking it.

If the kitten has tinea felis, if it is on the face or around the mouth, it can also be treated with oral medications. To avoid using external sprays and being licked by cats, which may cause poisoning, oral medications can be selected containing griseofulvin and ketoconazole. medicines with equal ingredients.