People's athlete's foot may be transmitted to cats. Athlete's foot is generally a fungal infection caused by not paying attention to hygiene. Whether it is definitely contagious depends on whether the owner and the cat have a common source of infection. If the fungus that causes the owner's athlete's foot and the fungus that causes the cat's disease belong to the same genus, contagion can occur.

Treatment methods for cat fungal infections:

1. Drug sterilization. It is necessary to remove the hair from the infected area, and then give the cat medicine containing ketoconazole or special naphthol to kill the fungus.

2. Cat supplies are exposed to the sun. The cat nests and blankets where cats often sleep need to be exposed to the sun to be sterilized by ultraviolet rays in the sun.

3. Supplement nutrition. When treating skin diseases, lecithin and salmon oil can be taken orally to enhance the cat’s skin resistance and improve the skin condition.

4. Outdoor sports. Taking your cat to play outdoors will give your cat more sunlight, which is good for your cat’s skin.