Kitten’s ringworm refers to the ringworm infection in newborn kittens, which is caused by the low resistance and insufficient nutrition of the newborn kittens. The time when kittens get ringworm is generally one and a half to three months after weaning, and there are also cases as early as 20 days after birth. So, can the kitten’s ringworm be cured? 　

The symptoms of ringworm are initially skin redness, followed by hair loss in the red areas, and then the hair loss is followed by gray-black scabs, and local alopecia appears on the body. Ringworm in cats is infectious, so it is still necessary to treat it immediately. 　

1. Kitten’s Ringworm Can Be Cured 　

Ringworm can be completely cured, generally, cats over six months of age with a mature immune system rarely have this disease. Ringworm is infectious, but everyone’s skin type is different, and the condition is also different, so it is still recommended that cat slaves should treat the nursing kitten’s ringworm immediately upon discovery, and during the treatment of the cat’s ringworm, the cat slave itself should also pay attention to vitamin supplementation and minimize contact with the nursing kitten to prevent self-infection of ringworm. 　

2. Conduct Protection First in the Treatment of Kitten’s Ringworm 　

Firstly, if there is only one nursing kitten at home, you can first isolate the nursing kitten infected with ringworm in a cage, do not let the kitten wander around, and then pay attention to disinfection at home. Before treating the nursing kitten’s ringworm, you should prepare cotton balls, salt water, hydrogen peroxide, and also prepare a professional ringworm treatment spray, and the cat slave should wear disposable gloves first when applying the medicine to the nursing kitten, and throw them away after use. 　

3. Treatment of Nursing Kitten’s Ringworm 　

Firstly, inspect the kitten’s whole body, and the areas with ringworm must be checked clearly. Then, trim the skin around the ringworm cleanly, and then first clean and disinfect the ringworm with salt water and hydrogen peroxide. Then, immediately spray the Meow Want spray paint on the ringworm area, and remember to put an Elizabethan collar on the nursing kitten to prevent the kitten from licking the medicine and causing adverse effects. 　

It is important to note that during the protection period, it is still possible to let the nursing kitten bask in the sunlight for a few days, and not to feed the nursing kitten only with kitten milk powder. Prepare some nutritious ingredients for the nursing kitten to take, such as Meow Want milk powder and nutritious liquid food, etc., and vegetable and fruit ingredients such as apple puree and carrot puree can also be used.