Treatment methods for ringworm on puppies:

1. Isolate alone. Isolate the dog as soon as possible and do a good job in environmental sanitation. Use disinfectant to wipe and clean the indoor floor, tableware and other items to keep them clean.

2. Wipe and clean. Clean the area with ringworm, then use a towel dipped in some hydrogen peroxide, slowly wipe the affected area of ​​​​the dog's skin, wipe off all the skin flakes, and then spray an appropriate amount of skin antibacterial liquid.

3. Supplement nutrition. You can try homemade dog rice and add some vitamin B powder and itch fun to its food to help it have better healthy skin, reduce itching, and recover faster.

4. Bask in the sun. Usually take your dog to the balcony or rooftop to bask in the sun to sterilize the body and reduce the formation of fungal spores.

5. Take a bath and disinfect. The owner can give the dog a bath with pet shower gel or medicinal powder for treating skin rash. After washing your dog, trim the hair near the moss and remove dander and hard scabs, which can effectively prevent the spread of moss.

6. Puppy tinea can be treated with ointments or sprays containing terbinafine, itraconazole, lysozyme and other ingredients. The specific medication needs to be judged according to the cause of the tinea.

Symptoms of ringworm on puppies:

1. Small red spots or papules. If you have canine ringworm, your skin will have many small red spots or papule-like red envelopes in the early stages.

2. Scales appear. In more serious cases, scales may appear on the surface of the skin, and the dog may also experience scaling symptoms when scratching unconsciously.

3. Dry skin. The dog has dry skin and scratches with his paws from time to time.