When the owner discovers cat moss on the cat's paws, he should first lock the cat up to prevent the cat from spreading the germs to other places, and then remove the hair from the cat's paws where the ringworm is found (it is recommended that the hair on the entire paw be removed) Shave off) to facilitate more direct observation of cat moss. After completing this, first wet the cotton swab with alcohol and wipe the affected area for cleaning and disinfection. Wipe it 2 to 3 times a day. After disinfection, the owner should prepare the medicine and spray it directly on the affected area. It is recommended to spray some on the entire cat's paws, but you can also Apply directly with a cotton ball dampened, or use Pitfen as a spray.

Precautions for treating cat moss:

1. Clean and disinfect the home in time. Use some disinfectant to wipe the cat cage, cat toys, and food bowls frequently. , and mop the floor frequently to kill the cat ringworm virus remaining in the home as much as possible.

2. Supplement the cat with fish oil and vitamin B, which will help enhance the cat’s own resistance. Cat moss usually occurs in kittens, and it may also be related to the cat’s own resistance and vitamin deficiency.

3. When a cat is suffering from catnip, allowing the cat to bask in the sun more is beneficial to the recovery of catnip.

4. Cat moss mostly occurs in young cats and is easy to relapse, so owners must be patient.