Folliculitis in cats is generally a bacterial infection of the skin disease, while cat ringworm is a fungal infection of the skin disease and is also contagious, so there is an essential difference between the two. The main judgment can be based on skin symptoms.

There is an essential difference between cat folliculitis and cat moss. Cat moss is caused by fungi, while cat folliculitis is caused by bacterial infection. They are both skin diseases and require attention to hygiene.

Cat ringworm is a fungus. It can still be infected again after it is cured, so precautions should be taken. The living environment should be dry and ventilated, as moisture is an important cause of disease. Keep clean, especially nests, mats, toys, etc. Floors and furniture should also be disinfected frequently. You can use deodorizing disinfectant and increase your intake of B vitamins.

Feline folliculitis is mainly caused by endocrine disorders in cats, excessive oil content in food, food allergies or contact allergies. Although cats have a good habit of cleaning their bodies, the chin is a hygienic blind spot that cannot be cleaned. It can also easily cause feline folliculitis, which is mainly caused by bacterial infection and cannot be transmitted to each other.