If a blue cat has ringworm behind the ears, ringworm is a fungal infection of the cat’s skin that is commonly found on the extremities, ears, and torso. In this regard, cat owners should still deal with ringworm behind the cat’s ears in a timely manner, otherwise the ringworm spots may keep spreading, even from the ears to the trunk, and some specific measures for dealing with ringworm are shared below.
A, timely isolation
Ringworm can be transmitted to other healthy cats, so cat owners need to isolate the affected cat, especially if there are multiple cats in the house, by keeping them in a separate cage and then in a separate room. It is recommended to put the litter box and cat bowl in the cage first, keep the affected cat in the cage during the treatment of ringworm spots, reduce its range of movement, and do not let other dogs and cats come into contact with the affected cat.
Second, timely treatment of ringworm spots
The first step is to find out all the ringworm spots and then trim the hair on the spots to reveal the complete ringworm spots. The second step is to prepare hydrogen peroxide and skin inhibition solution, first wash with water and then wipe with hydrogen peroxide to disinfect the ringworm spots, and then spray with inhibition solution directly to the ringworm spots. The third step is to put an Elizabethan ring on the affected cat to prevent it from scratching the ear if the ringworm spot is in the ear.
Cat owners should insist on spraying the affected cat’s ringworm spots with antibacterial solution every day, not every few days, this is not possible
Third, timely supplementation of nutrition
Cat owners also need to supplement adequate nutrition in a timely manner during the treatment of cats suffering from ringworm spots. The fungus is prone to invade weak and poorly nourished cats, so in addition to feeding cat food, cat owners also need to feed some fruit and vegetable food to supplement vitamins, such as carrot puree, and then they also need to feed nutritional cream to supplement nutrition.
