How Do You Prevent Ringworm In Dogs?
Ringworm is a fungus that causes red, scaly patches, broken hair and hair loss and lesions with a ring-like appearance on you dog’s skin. It is most common in young dogs and puppies but can also affect older dogs. While ringworm usually heals itself, even without treatment, it can be spread to humans and other animals. One of the best ways to deal with it is to prevent it in the first place. Keep pet areas clean. Be fastidious about the housekeeping of your dog’s crate, kennel, play area, bed and other places he likes to frequent. The ringworm fungus thrives in dark, damp places where there are piles of hair and other debris. Research your groomer. One of the most common ways for the ringworm fungus to be transmitted is through grooming clippers and other supplies. Make sure your groomer sterilizes any tools between clients and keeps the salon clean. Research your doggie daycare center. Make sure the dog hotel or daycare you use is also clean, regularly disinfected and has a good reput
