As a 20-year veteran cattery breeder, I would like to share with you my cat's experience in preventing and ** cat ringworm over the years. What to do next depends on the severity of the ringworm in the cat? If it is a kitten and the ringworm is not very serious, it is not recommended to use the drug, only need to be fed Merica complex vitamin B solution for 7-15 days. This is because the immune organs of the kitten are still developing, the immunity is low, and it is easy to be infected with feline ringworm. At this time, why is it not recommended to use antifungal drugs, thinking that antifungal drugs such as itraconazole have a certain toxicity to the liver and kidneys of cats, which are very unfriendly to kittens. 
If it is an adult cat, if the feline ringworm is not serious, it is also recommended to refer to the kitten's **method**, and apply a little antifungal drugs, antifungal drugs mainly include itraconazole, naphthine hydrochloride and ketoconazole, which can be one of the three. If the ringworm in an adult cat is very severe, the following aspects are required: First, shaving: shave the area where the ringworm is severe, and use antifungal drugs for oral and topical applications. Secondly, to speed up the recovery of feline ringworm damage**, take Merica complex vitamin B solution in higher doses every day, which is a high-concentration complex vitamin B solution for competition-level cats, generally feed 1-2ml per day for 7-15 days to speed up the repair of damaged **. Third, keep the cat in good spirits to avoid surprise and stress. If the cat is surprised or emergency, it is likely to lead to low immunity, feline ringworm** or difficulty in short-term recovery. Clause.
Fourth, keep the cat's living environment dry, if it is too humid, it may lead to a decrease in the cat's immunity, feline ringworm or difficult to heal in the short term. Finally, avoid bathing during this time. Frequent bathing in cats will lead to the stimulation of the bath bath to the cat, resulting in the loss of the outer stratum corneum, which will make cat ringworm more likely to spread and spread.