Why is there more and more cat moss after using medicine?

More and more? That means that your medicine is not symptomatic, and it may also be ***, stop this kind of injury medicine quickly, go to the hospital to have a look, and treat the symptoms after diagnosis.

Because the most important thing for feline ringworm is to regulate the inside, it is best to take it internally and externally. Then replenish nutrients, get more sunlight, and keep the environment clean and dry. When my kitten was just picked up for more than four months, it began to appear on the body about a week after I picked it up, one by one, when I had a cat for the first time, I didn't know that I knew it was ringworm after going to the hospital to see it, and I sprayed it for a week at that time, and it didn't get any better, but there was also a piece of moss on the stomach, and then I bought Pi Yikang for about two months, and took her to bask in the sun every day, and the white dander on the body slowly did not mess, and there was no large piece of cat moss, and the coat color was also a lot brighter.

Why do cats get more and more ringworm after using medicine? What kind of medicine are you taking? Why is ringworm in cats increasing? Maybe it's wrong.

If there are more and more ringworm in cats after applying the ointment, it may be a problem with the ointment. You can go to the hospital and try a different prescription.

After taking the medicine, there are more and more cat ringworms, and it may be because the medicine is not right, and you can't let him rub it everywhere.

What to eat? Supplemented with some nutritious things, nutritional paste, vitamin B complex, and sunbathing, cats may have too low resistance to cause fungal outbreaks. As for the medicated bath, the effect can be continued, at least the medicated bath is the whole body sterilization, do not wash frequently, whether the dander has scabs, the scabs should be scabbed, and it is also possible that the medicated bath has hurt its own ** oil balance, you can try to apply the ointment, apply it two or three times a day.

No need to wash, local shaving and rubbing to cause absorption.

Then remember to wash your hands.

Just follow the instructions for medicine

Why does cat moss spread more and more when it is coated? This shows that the cat still has the feline ringworm that the owner did not find, the cat ringworm is very contagious, and it is all over the body if you are not careful, and it is best to give the cat a medicated bath at this time. The owner should apply cat ringworm medicine, more than the affected area, and the surrounding healthy ** should also be applied a little to avoid the spread of cat ringworm.

Why does cat moss spread more and more when it is coated? This shows that the cat still has the feline ringworm that the owner did not find, the cat ringworm is very contagious, and it is all over the body if you are not careful, and it is best to give the cat a medicated bath at this time. The owner should apply cat ringworm medicine, more than the affected area, and the surrounding healthy ** should also be applied a little to avoid the spread of cat ringworm.

Ringworm in cats is contagious. Feline ringworm is a common ** disease of cats caused by fungi, which is somewhat similar to human athlete's foot, and the bacteria are very stubborn and difficult to treat. After being infected with ringworm in cats, mild people will feel itching and rashes, and severe cases will have hair loss and large-scale lesions.

But to strengthen the resistance, the drug will be better after using it for a while.

The ** at the cat moss turns black, and until new hair grows, use Wood's lamp to shine on the ringworm in the dark, and there is no need to apply the medicine if there is no green fluorescence. Ringworm in cats is contagious, so owners should isolate the affected cats and put them in a separate cage or room. The ** at the cat moss turns black, and until new hair grows, use Wood's lamp to shine on the ringworm in the dark, and there is no need to apply the medicine if there is no green fluorescence.

Feline ringworm is contagious, so the owner should first isolate the affected cat, first put it in a separate cage, or in a room, reduce its range of activity, and do not let other cats and dogs come into contact with the affected cat first, and then disinfect the affected cat's utensils, such as cat bowls and cat beds.

Cat's ringworm is also due to the weakness of the body's resistance, so the owner can also give the cat some supplements from the diet, especially the nutrition of vitamins, vitamin B.