It is normal for kittens to have milk scab, which refers to the ringworm infection in newborn kittens. It is caused by the low resistance and insufficient nutrition of the newborn kittens. The milk scab of kittens will gradually disappear with the development of the immune system, but some milk scabs may not disappear and may even develop into ringworm, so immediate treatment is still needed. Then, can the kitten’s milk scab infect humans? 　

1. Preventive disinfection. 　

Kittens’ milk scab can be infected, so it is recommended that the owners touch the kittens less to prevent themselves from being infected with ringworm. Also, move the kittens to a clean area and disinfect all the used items. 　

2. Treat the kittens’ milk scab. 　

Because the little kittens are still very sensitive, the owners need to slowly spray some Miao Man Qu on the kittens and no need to comb the fur. Regular spraying and observation of the situation after the event. 　

3. Supplement nutrition. 　

During the period when kittens get milk scab, it is recommended to wean them first and pay attention to supplementing vitamins for the little kittens. You can choose to add JiQu vitamin B2 to the water for feeding the kittens. The kittens may also be itchy with milk scab, and you can try Pet Itch Fun, which is also the same usage method, but it is recommended to consult professionals to see if the kittens can use it. 　

There is no such term as milk scab, and all milk scabs are made up by cat sellers to deceive people. 　

To put it simply, milk scab is caused by bacteria, and the proportion of bacterial infection to humans is very high. Many of the owners of cats with ringworm treated in our hospital have experienced infection. 　

However, it is not 100% infected, and this also depends on the skin resistance of the owner. 　

Ringworm, also known as bacterial infection, is relatively simple to treat with antifungal drugs and enhancing skin resistance. If your cat has ringworm, there is no need to take medication. Just feed some nutritional health products to enhance skin resistance, get plenty of sunlight, expose all its utensils to the sun, and frequently disinfect the natural environment, and it will recover naturally. 　

If the situation is serious, medication is a must. The medication for ringworm in cats is to avoid bacterial infection, including oral medication, spray, wash, and also injection, generally a combination of all four, plus the improvement of nutritional components. It recovers quickly.