How to treat ringworm in Siberian cats?

Methods for treating ringworm in Siberian cats:
1. Keep cats alone in a ventilated and dry environment to avoid infecting other cats.
2. Thoroughly clean and disinfect the cat’s breeding environment, and expose the cat’s utensils to the sun.
3. Clean up the dander on the cat moss, then wipe it with hydrogen peroxide, then spray it with Meow Fun. After it dries, apply Meow Meow Skin Selection, and put an Elizabethan ring on the cat to prevent the cat from licking.
4. Adjust the cat’s diet in a timely manner and feed it more nutritious foods such as meat porridge, high-nutrient, goat milk powder, etc., to help it recover as soon as possible.
5. You can also feed your cat some vitamin B6, which can improve resistance, regulate metabolism, and maintain skin health.
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