How Do You Treat Ringworm In A Kitten?
Ringworm is the most common skin condition in cats. It is very infectious and easily contracted by kittens over four weeks of age, but can be safely treated with different medications and veterinary attention. Treating the kitten’s environment is also important. Identify any lesions on the kitten’s skin. Ringworm in cats causes small round scaly patches on the skin devoid of hair. Depending on the case, hair loss may be mild or severe. The most commonly affected areas are the head, ears and tail. See a vet first if you suspect the kitten has ringworm. He or she will prescribe the best antifungal medication, either topical, oral or both. Keep the kitten isolated from other animals before and during treatment and wash your hands after any contact. Apply the antifungal medication as directed. Different treatments may be prescribed depending on how severe the case is. Most likely you will be given a topical shampoo or ointment containing miconazole or thiabendazole or an oral medication wi
