PetsBestRx Frequently Asked Questions

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We offer several products for the treatment of pet ringworm depending on if you are treating a dog or cat. The first product used in the treatment of ringworm on dogs is our PetsBestRx Pet Wash.

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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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There are quite a few home remedies for pet ringworm. Most of which are proven unsuccessful. Some of these are tea tree oil, wasabi paste, clear nail polish, cap 50, selsum blue and even walnut hulls.

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A paper regimen should come in every pet ringworm page. This contains generic instructions for treating a normal to mild case of pet ringworm. In the regular regimen for pet ringworm it is stated that the products need to be used daily.

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Pet ringworm will not go away if left untreated. If you do not treat the ringworm to kill the spores it will continue to spread on the body. Ringworm can be transferred from animal to animal or from animal to human.

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No, our products do not have any side effects and they are a completely nontoxic topical treatment for ringworm. Most of your oral medications and vet treatments for ringworm can be very toxic to pets especially if they have lowered immune systems.

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Most of our pet ringworm products are used to treat both dogs and cats. However, some of them cannot be used on a cat. For instance our PetsBestRx Pet Wash and our PetsBestRx Healing Gel should not be used on a cat because they are formulated specifically for dogs.

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Ringworm in pets is highly contagious. It is transmitted by direct contact with ringworm spores. Ringworm can be spread from people to pets and from pets to people. Ringworm is most prominent in cats. Items that come in contact with ringworm spores can also be infected.

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