Symptoms of cat ringworm:

1. There is hair loss, the affected area will be red and swollen, the cat often scratches the affected area with its claws, increased dandruff, etc., and the coat color will become rough. And there are gray scales.

2. Cat ringworm appears on the cat’s face, limbs, tail, body and other places. It is related to fungal infection and is somewhat contagious.

3. Skin lesions such as erythema, papules, and blisters appear, and then desquamation occurs, usually in an annular shape, so it becomes ringworm or ringworm.

Treatment methods for cat ringworm:

1. Isolate the cat and avoid contact with other cats in the home.

2. Use a razor to push the hair away from the area where the cat has ringworm.

3. Use corresponding antifungal drugs, including oral drugs, terbinafine hydrochloride spray or ointment, and also take lecithin or fish oil. Finally, your home, cage, sofa, etc. must be cleaned frequently and can be exposed to the sun.