What ointment to use for cat moss

Cat ringworm is mainly caused by fungal infection, so you need to use antifungal drugs and sprays, such as drugs containing terbinafine, ketoconazole and other ingredients. When the cat moss is not very serious, you can only use sprays. Secondly, when the cat has a large-scale infection, it is best to take oral medication plus medicated bath, because the systemic treatment effect of medicated bath treatment is very good.
Precautions for cat moss:
1. Isolate the cat alone and disinfect frequently. Cat moss not only spreads from cat to cat, but can also be transmitted to humans. Therefore, when a cat at home suffers from feline tinea, the owner should first isolate the cat or keep it in a cage. The environment at home should be disinfected frequently, especially the cat’s litter box, mats, litter boxes, etc. When taking care of cats, owners should also wash their hands and disinfect their hands frequently to avoid infection.
2. Supplement nutrients to cats. Cat moss mostly appears on cats with weak constitutions and low resistance. For this reason, cats need to be given more nutrients. You can supplement the cat with more vitamin B, and then give it to the cat with some itchy food to reduce the cat’s itching problem.
3. Before using spray on cats, the hair around the cat moss needs to be shaved clean, and the wound surface needs to be disinfected.
4. Mild cases of cat moss can be treated with spray at home, but severe cases must go to the hospital.
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