
What to do if my cat has ringworm around its lips?
To treat ringworm in cats, it's best to first clean the affected area, removing any dandruff and hard scabs. For treatment, you can use a topical medication like Mingruining. This is a plant-based product, so it's safe if the cat licks it. Then, trim the fur around the affected area. This allows the medication to penetrate the skin more directly and prevents the fungus from spreading.
It's not convenient to use medication on a cat with ringworm around its mouth because ringworm medications are usually topical. Cats can lick the area around their mouths, and ingesting these medications can easily lead to poisoning. You can use Mingruining topical medication, which is made of plant-based ingredients, so it's okay if the cat licks it.
If the ringworm in your cat isn't particularly severe, it's recommended to avoid using topical medications and allow it to heal on its own. If the ringworm has progressed to a more serious stage, affecting multiple areas of the body, it's advisable to use injectable anti-ringworm medication.