How to distinguish cat ringworm from cat milk ringworm and what is the difference?

This situation is more common in the daily feeding process, mainly due to the size of a panda.

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1. Feline milk ringworm

Feline milk ringworm, also known as fetal ringworm. Generally, between the age of 1-3 months, kittens are particularly prone to milk ringworm, which is even more difficult to avoid in a family environment with multiple cats. It's just that some kittens will have more obvious symptoms, while some cats grow very little, and often grow in a more hidden place, and may have quietly healed before the owner found out.

This situation can be said to be inevitable and normal for kittens, so cat parents do not need to worry too much, and do not need to take any special measures, after about 2 weeks, the kittens will heal themselves.

There is also a situation: if you suddenly change the kitten to a new environment, it will also easily cause it to have this situation, this is just a stress reaction of the cat, and the owner does not need to worry too much!

There is also a good point about cats with milk ringworm, that is, kittens have milk ringworm, and their bodies produce antibodies, so that cats are not so easy to develop ringworm when they become adults!

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2. The difference between milk ringworm and cat ringworm

Milk moss and ringworm in cats.

All of them belong to **fungal infections, which are easy to breed in a humid and warm environment. So what's the difference between the two? As follows:

1. Common ground.

Both milk moss and feline ringworm are caused by poor environment, poor physical fitness, and fungal microbial growth.

2. Differences.

Ringworm is mainly caused by congenital factors, because the resistance of kittens is relatively low, and it is a natural and unchangeable factor.

However, adult cats have ringworm, acquired factors are the main reason, and this situation has a great relationship with the cat's breeding environment, such as the cat's living environment is warm and humid, dirty, etc. In this case, the owner needs to bear a lot of responsibility!

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3. How to prevent and treat milk moss

Although it is said that the problem of milk ringworm is not big, and there is no need to **, it can still create better conditions for cats to prevent it! For example:

1. The excrement shoveler can add an appropriate amount of multivitamins to the cat's drinking water or food.

b, improve the cat's resistance.

2. Choose high-quality natural cat food with balanced nutrition to feed cats.

3. The owner needs to disinfect the cattery regularly, pay attention to ventilation and keep it dry.

4. If conditions permit, take the cat to bask in the warm sun every day and sterilize.

The above is Dr. Paw's introduction to cat milk ringworm! I hope the owner can understand that cat milk ringworm can be said to be inevitable, but there is no need to **! However, the owner can try to keep the kitten's nutrition balanced, the cat's resistance is high, and the chance of getting milk ringworm will decrease!

The difference between the symptoms of cat moss and milk moss.

Answers. 1.In fact, there is no such name as milk ringworm, milk ringworm is also cat ringworm, there is no difference between the two, this disease is a fungal ** disease.

2.After the ringworm is infected in cats, the symptoms are generally crusting, peeling, and hair loss, and in severe cases, it can lead to dermatitis and itching.

3.**Antifungal drugs such as itraconazole, ketoconazole, etc. are required.

Causes of tinea milk in cats:Causes cats to get milk ringworm.

There are many situations, such as:

1. Caused by stress reaction. Long-distance transportation, going to an unfamiliar environment, running out of food for kittens, and changing food can all lead to stress reactions in cats and cause harm to cats;

2. Supplement nutrition indiscriminately. If the pet owner usually feeds the cat with low quality food, or uses canned food containing preservatives to feed the cat, such a diet is not good for the cat's health, but it is easy to wear and damage the cat's health. Therefore, if you want to prevent cats from getting milk ringworm, pet owners must pay attention to feeding cats scientifically, and at the same time pay attention to preventing cats from having stress reactions.

The above is Dr. Pawpaw's introduction to the reasons why cats get milk ringworm, I hope it will help you!

Feline ringworm is a fungal disease caused by Microsporum canis and Trichophyton barbae, which will form a relatively regular copper coin-like lesion on the cat's **, and the affected area will have symptoms such as scabs, pre-mounds, hair removal and itching, and will spread to the surroundings of Hui Yingchong at a relatively fast speed. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for Wood's lamp examination and cytology examination as soon as possible, and then formulate a plan after determining the area of the lesion.