Cats with ringworm usually have symptoms such as redness, swelling, hair loss, and increased dander. To confirm if a cat has feline ringworm, the following methods can be taken:
1.Observe the condition of the cat: Feline ringworm usually appears on the head, limbs, trunk and other parts of the cat, and there will be symptoms of redness, swelling, hair loss, and increased dandruff. If you find that the cat's ** has the above symptoms, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time.
2.Observe the cat's behavior: After the cat has feline ringworm, it usually feels itchy and unbearable, so it will often scratch the affected area. If you find that your cat is constantly scratching a certain area, you need to carefully check that part for the symptoms of feline ringworm.
3.Use professional examination equipment: Pet hospitals usually use professional examination equipment to confirm whether the cat has feline ringworm. For example, if an examination with a Wood's lamp shows a fluorescent green color on the affected area, the diagnosis of feline ringworm can be confirmed.
4.Combined with clinical symptoms for diagnosis: in addition to the first symptoms, cats with feline ringworm may also have systemic symptoms such as increased body temperature, lack of energy, and loss of appetite. If you find that the cat has the above symptoms, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and **.
In short, to confirm whether a cat has feline ringworm, it is necessary to carefully observe the cat's ** condition and behavior, and combine it with professional examination equipment to make a diagnosis. If the cat is found to have symptoms of feline ringworm, it needs to be carried out in time to avoid aggravation of the condition and endanger the cat's health.