Pet Ringworm
May 16, 2012 | 
Author Ringworm on pets most often looks like a raised round circular patch of skin. This is where ringworm received its name. Your pet may have ringworm without the “ring” shape.
Your whole household including other pets can be at risk for catching ringworm. Ringworm is highly contagious and can be spread from pet to pet to pet to human. You want to make sure that you are treating everyone in the home.
There are several different symptoms of ringworm that your pet can experience. Some of these are patches of skin, hair loss, scaliness, redness, raised edges, itching. Some common spots for ringworm are on the ears or face or around the tail of your pet.
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Ringworm is spread by contact with infected animals or by touch objects that have been contaminated with ringworm spores. It takes about 10 to 14 days after contact to mature enough on the skin for you to be able to see it. Some common items that contain spores are bedding, brushes, grooming tools, saddles, furniture and rugs.
There are different products that are available as an oral treatment for pet ringworm. The most common oral treatment for pet ringworm is Griseofulvin. This oral treatment has to be taken with a fatty meal.
Ringworm in cats can spread in a few different ways. Some cats are a carrier of ringworm and they never show physical symptoms of itching or hair loss. Other pets or people can still catch ringworm from this pet even if the pet does not show the ringworm spots on the skin.
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Sure we can. There are several ways you may order commercial amounts of the pet ringworm products. Our company does sponsor an affiliate program. You can go to www.qbased.com/affiliates to sign up for our company affiliate program or you can send an email to info@qbased.com .
Yes, there are different types of ringworm conditions. You may naturally assume that ringworm conditions would actually involve a worm. Ringworm is not similar to tape worms or round worms. Ringworm is not a worm but a fungal infection of the fur or epidermal layers.
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We offer three products to use in the treatment of ringworm on dogs. If you are treating a dog with ringworm you would use our PetsBestRx Sulfinex Cream, PetsBestRx Healing Gel and the PetsBestRx Pet Wash.
Dogs and cats do not use the same products to treat for pet ringworm. If you are treating a dog with ringworm you would use our PetsBestRx Sulfinex Cream, PetsBestRx Healing Gel and the PetsBestRx Pet Wash.
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