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Cats Ringworm And Your Children
Ringworm is quite common in cats, especially those that are not groomed or looked after well enough. However, even the most cared-for cats can get ringworm because it is so contagious.
However, ringworm is not caused by a worm. Sorry, for telling you how to suck eggs, if you already knew that, but a lot of owners do not.
Ringworm is actually a fungus known as dermatophytosis and is extremely infectious for most animals including humans. Cats frequently pass it on to every other whilst rubbing and pass it onto humans during grooming or stroking.
Not only that, but when you have the infection on your hands, you might develop ringworm on your body wherever you touch yourself or you may pass it onto someone else, another cat or your dog.
If you notice the tell-tale Catherine-wheel shaped mark on your cat, you must take it to the vet instantly for treatment.
Likewise, if you or your kids pick up the infection, you must see a GP or dermatologist. You should see an improvement in a few days and complete recovery within a week or so, although treatment may go on for a fortnight to make sure complete recovery.
Sometimes, you may not see the ring-like mark, but if your cat or child is itching or scratching in one spot and there are no fleas, suspect ringworm. Being a fungus, spores will drop off the host all over the house and might even become blown about in the aircon system. This could easily infect each living thing in the house, so it is nasty.
Therefore, if you suspect that something is wrong, but you cannot explain it, suspect ringworm, be on the look out for the signs and see to it as soon as it reveals itself.
While you have your cat on your lap, check it for signs of ringworm. These are very often on the head, where it has nuzzled a cat.
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