If there are repeated attacks of cat ringworm, with old ones coming and new ones appearing, it means that the cat ringworm has not been completely treated. The treatment period for cat ringworm is relatively long, usually 7-15 days. In some cases, the treatment period may last more than 30 days. If treatment is not followed as prescribed by your pet doctor or is treated intermittently, the above situation may occur. ​​​​​​

It is recommended to adopt a continuous and scientific treatment method. For mild cat ringworm infection, it is recommended to use topical spray containing terbinafine for a long time. If the infection is more severe, oral medications containing itraconazole may be used. It should be noted that oral medications are usually administered on a one-week on and one-week off basis. Finally, whether cats have recovered from ringworm needs to be judged through re-examination. If no fungal spores are found in microscopic examination, it means that the cat is already in the recovery period.