How Do You Treat Ringworm For Dogs?
Ringworm is a fungal infection that can be spread between animals or between animals and humans. Ringworm will cause your dog’s fur to fall out in round patches. It is also very itchy. If the spots are large, red and oozing see your veterinarian, do not attempt home treatment. With all treatment wear disposable rubber gloves to prevent transmission. Trim the fur around the areas where the fur has fallen out. Use an electric trimmer. Do not use scissors because it is very easy to inflict an injury to your dog. Place fur in a bag, seal the bag and immediately throw the bag into an outside garbage. The fungus will continue to live on the fur and can infect anyone who comes in contact with it. Wash the area(s) with an antibacterial soap to prevent an infection. Apply antifungal ointment to the affected area(s). Antifungal creams are available in pharmacies and some pet stores. Consult your vet for the best on for your dog. Wash your hands often to avoid the spread of ringworm. Use a mild b
