Early symptoms of cat ringworm:

1. In the early stage of cat ringworm, the cat’s hair will fall out in bunches, and the skin covered by the hair will be slightly red. . Cats may scratch the affected area.

2. As time goes by, round or oval ringworm spots will appear in the areas where cats have ringworm. There will be dandruff on the ringworm spots, accompanied by redness and swelling.

3. After the scales finally fall off, bald spots form and hard scabs form. Over time, cat ringworm will gradually expand and cover the entire body.

Methods to deal with cat ringworm:

1. The cat must be fed in isolation in time, the cat’s utensils must be disinfected, and the environment must be disinfected deal with.

2. If the affected parts are small and the symptoms are mild, external medication can be used to control it. If the symptoms are severe, oral medications, medicated baths, etc. are required for treatment.

3. Cat ringworm is a fungal infectious skin disease and is a zoonotic disease. Therefore, it is best for owners to wear gloves when applying medicine to cats, and to disinfect and wash hands in time after coming into contact with cats. During the cat's treatment period, the cat should be given nutritional supplements, such as fish oil, lecithin, etc., to nourish the fur, and it can be exposed to more sun.