After ringworm heals, a cat's fur may not immediately return to its original state. However, generally, the fur will regrow after recovery, although it will not look as good as before and may be shorter and more prone to breakage. With proper care from the owner, it can gradually recover.
Ringworm in cats is a stubborn skin disease caused by a fungus. If not treated promptly, it can spread throughout the body, so it must be treated in time. Cats are prone to ringworm because their immune system is too weak, so pet owners should enrich their cats' diet and provide them with appropriate nutrition.
