Cats with ringworm can eat frog meat. Ringworm is usually more common in malnourished and frail cats, so cats with ringworm need to be supplemented with nutrients. Frog meat is rich in protein, as well as zinc, iodine and selenium. It is relatively low in calories and fat, has high nutritional value and has the effect of supplementing nutrition. Therefore, cats with ringworm can eat frog meat. However, it should also be noted that if the cat is allergic to frog meat, do not feed frog meat to the cat to prevent the cat from having an itchy reaction and affecting the treatment of cat ringworm.

What to do if a cat has cat ringworm:

1. First clean the infected area. If hair loss has occurred, you can wear gloves and directly pull out the cat hair in the infected area. If the cat's skin is exposed, use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol or iodine to wipe and disinfect it, and then spray aqueous medicine such as Pitfen.

2. After spraying the cat with aqueous medicine, the cat will lick the medicine. Therefore, after applying the medicine to the cat, you should put a collar on it in time to prevent licking. You can spray the cat twice a day. Three potions.

3. In addition to spraying drugs, cats can also be given oral drugs: oral drugs are mainly "azole" drugs, such as itraconazole capsules and terbinafine hydrochloride tablets.