Symptoms of masala fungus in cats:

1. Cats may show local skin itching, dandruff, acne, paronychia, and black waxy chips on the ears. Symptoms such as dandruff.

2. Masala fungal infection can cause ulcerative and nodular dermatitis. Adult cats may have mild patching or a small amount of hair loss.

Causes of Masala fungal infection:

1. Cats’ low immunity leads to fungal infection hidden in the hair, resulting in Masala fungal skin disease.

2. Cats are infected by outside grass or cats and dogs infected with Masala fungus, resulting in skin diseases.

3. The cat had a wound and the wound was not cleaned properly, resulting in infection with Masala fungus and bacteria.