Solutions to cat moss on cats’ mouths:
1. When a cat is found to have cat moss, isolate it immediately to avoid contact with other pets in the home.

2. Thoroughly disinfect and expose the cat's supplies to the sun, and wipe the floors that the cat has touched with disinfectant.
3. The owner should shave the hair around the cat’s mouth that is affected by ringworm to prevent the cat from licking it.

4. Spray or apply an appropriate amount of fungicidal medicine on the cat’s ringworm area, and apply the medicine on time, three times a day.

5. Feeding cats some foods rich in lecithin and vitamins can improve the cat’s immunity and facilitate recovery.