I. Symptoms of cat infection with ringworm
Symptoms of ringworm Mainly oval or round spots, usually accompanied by a rash. Ringworm in cats often scratches parts of the body due to itching, causing skin blistering, ulcers, hair loss, and hair breakage. Regarding the treatment of cat ringworm, first, inject a systemic azole drug into the cat, such as itraconazole, which is available in many pharmacies, in ointment and oral form. Secondly, medicated baths and oral medicines are required for cats who are severely suffering from cat ringworm or have not improved after topical treatment, such as the more common Mingruining topical medicines and medicated baths, and the effect is still very good. Finally, it is necessary to carry out disinfection, such as various disinfectants, soaps, etc., so that the disinfection of the environment will not cause the recurrence of ringworm. If you just treat ringworm on cats, ringworm may recur at any time, and it is critical to remove fungal spores from the environment. Disinfect the cat even after it has fully recovered.
Second, symptoms of cat infection with mites
A cat is infected with mites, usually Initial erythema, papules, blisters and pustules appear on the thin skin, and in severe cases, local skin bleeding, exudates and crusts may appear. The cat will be noticeably itchy. After a cat is diagnosed with mite infection, the infected area should be scraped first, then the wound should be cleaned with soapy water, and the skin should be treated with symptomatic treatment. The most important thing to prevent secondary infection is to strengthen the cat’s body resistance.
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