Ringworm is a skin disease that many cats will have. It will bring symptoms such as itching, redness, and dandruff to the cat's skin. At the beginning, there are only red spots. After a period of time, it will spread around the skin on a large scale, and tinea spots will appear. Therefore, the owner should help the cat treat it in time after discovering the problem. So how to treat ringworm? What is the method? Let’s take a look together.

1. If a cat is not a large area of ringworm on the body, do not take greyofomycin or other fungicidal oral medicines easily.

2. Even if a cat suffers from severe ringworm throughout the body, it still needs to be crushed or ground into powder when taking greyfollicin and mixed with cooking oil to feed it. It is best to feed it one day and stop it for one day and be fed at intervals.

3. Disinfect your home frequently, especially the nests and mats that cats often sleep. Spray them with the pet environment disinfectant diluted as required every day. Wipe the floor and furniture of the home the next day or two days with the diluted disinfectant, which can effectively prevent the spread of ringworm.

4. Ringworm develops very quickly on cats, often one piece is healed and one piece grows. Therefore, when applying medicine, apply it to the surrounding area to avoid spreading. It is also necessary to help cats cut off all the hairs near the ward.