Should kittens with ringworm be put to sleep?
I know it’s tough sweetheart but it really all depends on what you want to do. If you want to keep them then you can treat them yourself. If you don’t feel like you have the time or money or ability to do that, then perhaps they have to be put down. 🙁 Okay, if you want to keep them there’s here’s some things you can try. First off, remember that ringworm is an airborne virus and highly contagious. Most humans immune systems are strong enough to fight it off but let’s not take chances. So, keep the cats confined away from your family. Make it so only you go in to see them. Make a harsh punishment if this rule is broken. You don’t want your children getting sick. (I’m assuming you have children.) I suggest buying a face mask or more. You know the ones they use as nurses. Or failing that, one of the hardware ones. Wear daggy clothes when treating them, ones that can be thrown in the wash quickly after use. And I suggest taking a shower after treating them. This might seem a little over-z
