My kitten has ringworm?
Does anyone know how to treat ringworm at home without going to the vet?
Misty, do not tell if your cat was diagnosed by a vet or if you are assuming this is what wrong.There other conditions that can resemble ringworm, so a review is prudent. Ringworm is very easy to diagnose using several methods. A special light is used bright green fluorescent light when in contact with the fungal infection, also your veterinarian can scrape a portion of the infected area to examine under a microscope. There are four types of ringworm, indeed. There are several treatment options depending on the severity of fungal infection. Many veterinarians use an antifungal cream in relation to oral medication to cure more reliable. There are special shampoos can also be used. However, a veterinarian should be advised of this as some treatments are better than others, depending on the severity of the condition. Here's a really good article on ringworm: treatment and how to facilitate the prevention of infection. Since http://www.sniksnak.com/cathealth/ringworm.html this is a highly contagious condition while other pets and children in particular, treatment should begin as soon as possible. Good luck with her kitten. Most veterinarians will create payment plans, if finances are a problem. Troublesniffer Ownership of cats over 40 years writer / blogger for http://www.petside.com/
How to Treat Ringworm