Get rid of ringworm on a cat or human for just 88 cents!
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- amzn.to/46Ht1Hi (Here's an amazon link) 6 packs for only $6.99-That's only $1.17 each. 6 packs would be a lifetime supply!
Several people have asked where you can find this cream. When I made this video it was $0.88 at Walmart, but now it's more. I've seen it at Dollar Tree for $1.25. Also, I just found it on Amazon for a really great deal and I've shared the link above.
Within a day or two of applying it, you'll see a huge improvement in ringworm. This cured my daughters ringworm and is working well on my kittens. Make sure you purchase athletes foot with clotrimazole cream. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
I have lots of cats and this lady is right. This Athlete foot cream will do the trick.
Warnings on the product may say "Harmful is swallowed". When cats groom, they use saliva from their tongue to wet their paw, and when they groom an area that has been treated with Clotrimazole, they can bring some of that back to their tongue when they re-moisten the paw. I believe this is the primary reason vets don't use it. Instead, they use a sulfur-lime dip and oral med, Itrafungo, which are quite effective. Itrafungo is not recommended for kittens under 900 grams/ 2 lbs.
This was my concern. If they somehow end up correctly consuming the medication.
Thank you SO much for this moneysaving tip! If you suspect ringworm but want to be sure, I just found out from another video that ringworm on a cat GLOWS under blacklight! So try to check your cat with a blacklight first, if you can.❤
This is very interesting and good information-thanks for sharing.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 not all strains glow under the blacklight/ Wood lamp just so you know
I am from Pakistan. I watched your video and really found it informative. It is so good to see how much you guys care for animals and pets. I wish I could have been in some country like yours. In society like ours, animals are not valued, unfortunately.
Thanks so much for watching. We really do treat our pets like family, because they bring us so much joy.
Dear..i m also from pakistan but i have always seen people loving and caring for their pets..i dont know what made u feel that..if u are talking about ferals and street ones then even my mom has put 3 containers in the backyard...in one she puts water for the street cats..in 2nd she daily puts eatables for them..in 3rd she serves for the birds/crows/pigeons etc..
Its a type of charity too to feed these sweet creatures..
I wish you could have been in a country like this too Fiza 🧡 maybe you can move to this kind of country one day?
I wish we could help u gain freedom but yes most western country's have laws that can send you away along time for hurting cats or dogs or amy kind not harming u it has the right to live aswell
Oh cmon fiza. I wonder why you and i are doing here watching a video for ringworm on cats prob bcz we're "giving value" to animals?
You’re an awesome Mommy! Thank you for this! 💕
Beautiful kitty and the lady is very beautiful as well.
You are kind-just like your user name. I like nice people. Thanks
Thank u so much, who knows how much money u saved me from having to go to the vet + my time, God bless u ❤
Brilliant video, thank you so much! clear and precise and no waffle - straight to the point. I have 13 dogs in the house and as you can imagine, skin diseases just naturally pass from one to another and then to ME! So thanks for your advice, really appreciated!
It does work! I have been trying this for a few years now. Thanks for sharing.
Me, too!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
That’s exactly where I found Finnegan’s ringworm!!! 🙏
I hope Finnegan is healing up. Thanks for watching.
There are a few anti fungal treatments and not all work well. Terbinafine 1% is best! Human originated ringworm is different from cat originated ringworm. It’s important to note you need to treat for 4 weeks straight and possibly longer. If you do not notice a change in 2 weeks you need to start a doctor prescribes oral antifungal in addition to topical. It takes at least a month to fully treat and you should not discontinue simply because it appears to be “going away” because it’s actually under the skin. Don’t be surprised if it returns even months later!
I got told to use it by a vet and it’s been working
The vet told me the oral medicine is bad for the liver so she gave only a solution with cotton or copmoress I put
Thank you so much
Thanks for this video ! , it’s still helping till this day . Such a cheap but effective alternative than the expensive medicines . Does exactly what it need to .👍🏼
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment.
Thank you sooo much for this video!! Did you quarantine them? I know everyone says to quarantine them but I don’t have the heart to do it especially bc he’s a single kitten with no one to be with him 😭😭
My cat has Ringworm. She went outside one day and started itching a few days later and boom her neck was bald. I rushed her to the vet and she got some IV medicine and a cream.
You can also do 50/50 apple cider vinegar and water. Wash all the bedding and vacuum as ringworm is a fungus and thus will shed spores. Use Rescue cleaner to safely sanitize and clean
Rescue Cleanner?
@@chanelleb6133 the brand is Rescue
0:22 dog walking away from the background,
Dog: its all about them, you forget me now..
haha! We give the dogs plenty of love and attention. Thanks for your comment.
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thank ypu so much for the info
hello did you quarantine your cats and what about your kids were they safe with the kittens roaming around the house
Just spent $200 at the vet for them to tell me this!
Really? My vet said we can't use cream it doesn't work on cats. Cats have to have oral meds. Cost me almost 200.00
Same here 😞 they prescribed a medication for three weeks but they have to be a week off in between well this is the second week taking the medicine and I haven’t seen no progress 😔
@@cloudsunicorns194
The vets want to make money. It's a business. Why not try it first ?
@@Gaby_927 my ringworm positive kitten is on the same med it sounds like. How long did it take for it to go away?
@@cloudsunicorns194 did it work ?
I love your video
Helped me alot
You are an Angel ❤thank you
Are u quarantine ur kittens how are u doing it during this process
Hi, I really appreciate you made this video. I recently got a new cat in my home, due to unable to get any appointment within 2 weeks, I didn’t get him checked. (I did booked an appointment within that week but found out it’s only for vaccine)I bought the kitten from a second hand breeder but I was not worried because my friend also got a cat from her. I did quarantine them at first but the kitten seem active. It’s been two weeks they been together. And today I just found out my older cat got ringworm just like the kitten in the video he loses a small piece of hair. I did happen to have the topical cream at home and I put my older cat who got the ringworm at a cage now.
I am not sure if it’s necessary or keep them separate because he got it from the other kitten.
The appointment I booked last month is at next Monday. It’s was originally for my new kitten, but now I am not sure who should I bring it to check up.
I just get the Banixx spray from tractor supply for ringworm, hot spots, scratches/wounds and ear infections.. its not as cheap as the athletes foot cream but, it lasts longer for me.. i have ALLOT of critters !
What does the ringworm look like when healing? My kitten has on her ear and above eye. My vet gave me this exact medication to apply. We have been applying twice a day for about a week. She rubs the area with her paw after applying the cream, so it gets a little red and irritated. But, after like an hour or so I notice it’s flaking and turning into her normal skin texture/color. Also, she has lost some fur from rubbing on the two spots. Do you know how long it takes for the fur to grow back?
Thank you so much for making this video and keeping us informed!
I appreciate your comment, I hope the ringworm has gone away by now. That's how my kittens were too, a little dry and red until it healed completely. I'm guessing in a few weeks the fur will start slowly growing back. Best of luck to you and your kitten.
Takes about four weeks for the fur to grow back.
make sure you don’t stop treatment when you start seeing results, because it can come back even if it looks completely healed!
true hero
Did you do environment disinfection? I only vacuum daily. I don't have time for all that cleaning, also did you wash their toys daily
How did you manage it in general?
Need this answered as well
Thanks for the info and I'm gonna try it. 👍
Hope it works. Thanks for watching.
Does Canesten cream work?
It's contagious... How you touch them???? Can be transmitted to you 🤔🤔
Wonderful, I did this today with my kitty. Fingers crossed. I also used apple cider vinegar for a few days before and there was an improvement. Hopefully, this will do the trick totally. I also read that Tee Treeo Oil works.
Wonderful! Keep us posted on your kitty.
Tea tree oil is toxic for cats.Speak with a vet before trying something .Dont do it until you know for sure or is safe.I cured my cats with oral terbinafine.I had 4 cats with it.It was very hard.I say be patient, dont give up.Find a good vet to help you.It will go away.Took me 4 months.I had ringworm myself , still have a scar on my neck from it.I would try some topical treatment first.The treatment is hard on the liver of the cats.But I had a really agressive and stubborn case .Be carefull not to take it on the nails or scalp.For a human that is the hardest to heal.If you take it on the skin there are plenty of natural remedies that work for humans.Apple cider vineger is a good one,coloidal silver, bicarb soda, lavander oil,tea tree oil, iodine etc I know many because I tried them on myself.Maybe externally some coloidal silver would work for cats too.Talk with your vet.This is something that needs time to go away.Goodluck!
Both Tea Tree Oil and Apple Vinegar are both toxic to cats.
@@cloudsunicorns194 TT is, ACV is not.
Hi, thanks for this. We live a bit into the country and apparently people like to dumb animals :( there is a cat that seems to have decided this is its home. The night that she came i brought her in because we had a sudden freeze and couldn't leave her out. But we have a bird and the house is a mess trying to find things to sell (been a rough year with no work plus my health has gotten worse so trying to not lose our home and just get necessities) anyway...but then had to have her outside but she stays right at the door. Bought a small bag of food and a bowl and she eats an insane amount, like she can't get enough. Looked in amazing shape, which is why I believe she was an indoor cat and loved...not sure what changed...but noticed a crusty thing near the back/bottom part of her mouth and thought maybe an abscess from a tooth or injury. But all the hair is gone once the crust came off, and now I see a tiny bald spot on top of her head :( her ears and back and everything look great...but...I literally have like $5 in the bank, so can't afford a vet or meds. Shes scratched up the front door wanting to come in🥺 its breaking my heart cuz I don't know what to do. I want her healthy and fixed cuz can't deal with kittens, and no ring worm and hopefully nothing wrong with her stomach to eat SO much....but I'm not even sure how to find the money to buy her another bag of food. But she's so sweet!! Anyway....I've just been looking for ideas or some cheap or free way to magically make it all better. I'm handicapped and love animals so much and the idea of a cuddly kitten or puppy is so wonderful...but...I know with my health and our money issues we couldn't do an animal justice, so I've curbed my desire. So now...just a bit stuck. Anyway...sorry for the babble...but thanks for the look at ring worm and I'll look for the cream :)
Thanks for caring for animals, bless your heart. I hope she got better.
I hope you and the kitty are doing better now
I know this is 2 years later and you probably won't see this but I sure hope everything worked out. Bless you for loving God's creations and not turning away,I know he will continue to Bless you . 😺👍💙💜🩷
Thank you, alot cheaper than a vet appt.
You bet!
Did it work ?
On the way to the store, thank you.❤😅
My cat is named Winnie, too! My new kitten, Telly, came home with ringworm, but we are working through it.
Winnie is a cute cat name for sure. I sure hope Telly is getting over her ringworm and that all is well with you and your cats.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 we got past it, not without Winnie also getting a touch of it. All gone now. Everyone is doing well.
Are they better what medicine please mind have some new on some other places & one has bumpy bloody red ball like spots
@@_soul_light8154 both of my cats are completely rid of their ringworm, following 4 separate lime sulfur dips. I finally gave in and did that to be done for good as quickly as we could be. The medicine we were using prior to that was Miconazole, an animal-safe anti-fungal medication, plus we tried doing baths with a chlorhexidine shampoo - that did NOT go well, like, ever. If you have bumpy red spots, or scabby sores, you may need to consider veterinary input in case your cat needs an antibiotic. Best wishes. 🐈
I am giving my cat oral medication from the vet (7 days on and 7 days off) They want me to give baths. I tried giving him a bath and he went crazy. I also have the wipes i got from amazon to do spots and was using lamisol. It started on his chin and spread to the back of his ear and 2 paws. ( I see red small spots) His chin seems to be healing but now he has it on those other spots. Do you think I need to do these baths? I was thinking of using the shampoo and washing him down with a hand towel instead of getting him all wet. Any advice?
How long until heals ?
Hi
How many days did you apply the cream? Did the ringworm came back again after that? Does it work for a more agressive ringworm?
Thanks for upload the video.
The ringworm looked so much better just after applying the cream for 3 or 4 days, but I continued to apply it for about a week. The ringworm has not come back and it's been almost a year, it worked very well for my kitties. If it's a really aggressive case of ringworm and the cream isn't working, consult a vet. Thanks for watching and for your comment.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 Thank you very much.
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Can you help me ? I have a kitten and he has ringworm. I'm new to the whole thing so I'm confused. I have been giving him oral vitamins, antifungal oral pills and spraying him with closel. My vet told me that the spray is better Bec the skin absorbs it faster. How long do you have to watch over your kittens after applying the cream? . Did you isolate your kittens ? Bec I feel really bad about isolating my kitten. I hope you don't ignore my comment. I've been giving him his med for a month now. I see his hair is thicker but people say it doesn't mean that the ringworm is gone . 😭I feel tired seeing him in pain.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 Did you have to clean your entire house during treatment? The things I’ve been reading online are telling me I have to basically spray my entire home down with bleach or anti fungal and it’s really freaking me out!
@@Cybeldina I think you should clean the spots were most of your pets staying, you can use bleach it's very effective, that's what I read online
Goodness gracious here we go! 3 kitties have it now so applying the ointment now. But I have to get cones or shame because is in their back and above the eye. Ugh! I hate ringworm! Poor babies
what if it’s on the bottom of her chin? do you think it’s safe if she licks it?
How many times a day did you apply the cream?
Thanks for watching the video, and for your comment. Apply the cream two or three times a day. Rub it in as best you can, then wash your hands really well. I wore cheap disposable gloves. Hope you have great luck.
Hi i.so appreciate your videos. Currently i have a kitten that was dumped near my apt. The area is ised to dump animals and we have poor feral dogs that would eat the kitten so i brought him home. I have put him in the small bathroom i have because i have another rescue bottle kitty ( also dumped) as well as 3 adult cats and 3 rescue dogs. I am at a point where i cannot afford a vet and desperately need to begin treating the poor creature. The cream you suggest sounds like a good economical star, but since my kitten has it all ovet i am concerned with ingestion. Is it safe enough?
Hello Emily, I was wondering if this ended up fully working for your lovely cats, my litter of 4 recently started showing symptoms of ringworm and I’ve been looking for ways to treat it at home.
Thank you
Nicoo, sorry this response was so late. Yes, the kitties got better every day and totally cleared up within 4 or 5 days. Hope your kitties are good. Thanks for watching and for your comment.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 ahh I totally forgot about this comment but yes, all my kittens are now ringworm free ! Thank you for sharing your tips ☺️👍🏻
@@nicoo357 did you use this method????
@@dulceally8852 yes ! It helped but then I started to use some other products along with the cream which helped get rid of it completely. I would shower them with this first ( www.walmart.com/ip/Veterinary-Formula-Clinical-Care-Antiseptic-Antifungal-Shampoo-for-Dogs-Cats-16-oz/24893142 ) then I would dry them and spray some of this product on the problematic areas ( www.chewy.com/banixx-dog-cat-poultry-horse-wound/dp/158309 ). I did this for a couple of weeks until it vanished. I might also recommend cleaning more frequently around the house especially if you have children!
The cream did help a lot tho
Hey, I would love an update on whether you had to go to the vet, or if this worked for you, indefinitely, now that some time has passed. I have some cats with ringworm, so thats why I asked! thanks.
It actually worked and my cats have not had any problem with ringworm since.
Is it safe for animals though? Any idea if the lick it or get in their eyes?
How frequent and how many weeks about do you apply for cats and for people? Also do you quarantine cats until treated for a bit? Thanks. I always thought this would work. My nephew got and doc prescribed something saying prescription works better, but I doubt it. Still not sure how their little guy got it since they only have 1 cat that has never even been outside.
If you google it, you'll find that it's recommended to apply 2-3 times a day. It will improve after a week, but keep applying for 2 weeks. My daughter had ringworm on her arm and we applied clotrimazole twice a day and it was completely gone in a week. I hope your nephew heals up quickly. Thanks for your comment.
Hi, how many days the ringworm will be fully gone, thank you
Have any kittens gotten sick from licking the cream where it was applied?
My vets office tried to say this wouldn’t work
I love this cream. We have 11 cats and 1 has ringworm and its getting better quickly. Do you know what breeds your kittens are? We have 2 rescues that are nearly identical to your babies.
Stacy, Thanks for watching and for the comment. 11 Cats!! You are busy! Glad all 11 didn't get ringworm. This cream really is great, and economical.
I have no idea what mixed breeds our sweet kitties are. They are rescue cats. They are both so sweet and we love them.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 like ours they look possibly Siamese and Rag doll cross. Our 2 boys are now a year old and are still little monsters no sweet cuddly business here. It all mischief and mayhem. They are rescues, we live in the middle of nowhere and people just dump animals , and kittens..lots and lots.....and lots of kittens. So we get them fixed and then some are free to be outside part of the day. I wasn't sure if it was mange or ringworm when we brought him in, but now my house will be full of it, and I just hope it doesn't hit all the others as the spores are on the hair, and hair tends to be everywhere no matter how much you clean. Hes in a sick room, so I'm hoping for the best.
@@myleerose31866 Good-Luck and bless you for taking care of animals. That's very kind of you.
Were your 10 other cats hanging around the one who had ringworm.? I’m curious cause I have 2 (one is a kitten and is about 3 months old and the other is about 2 years old) and they hang around each other quite often and clean each other and my little one is always trying to fight the older one. My older cat caught ringworm. It’s not too bad but it has spread. My kitten hasn’t gotten it. I mean I haven’t seen ANY lesions on her or anything and I check her often. It’s been about 5 days since I started treatment on my older cat and she’s been isolated the whole time during these 5 days. Wondering why my kitten hasn’t got it. I know there’s an incubation period but do you think she’ll get it if she hasn’t already.?
@@beautyandthebeast1302 hey I’m in the same boat as you were, did your other cat ever get it? Treatment other than applying the cream what did you do? I currently am doing the medicated bath 2 weekly and cream 3 times a day
I love this video and it's very informative...can cats get ringworm on their tail???
Yes, cats can definitely get ringworm on their tail. 🙀 Thanks for watching and also for the nice comment. 😀🐈
How long does it last n when does it go away n how long do the cat stay away from other cats n humans ??
Hi! Is it safe for guinea pig
Hey so when my kitten first got the ringworm it was dry and flaky, after the ointment it’s red , it’s a bit irritated looking. Was this normal for your kittens ?
Kylie, My kittens got better every day after applying the ointment. After 4 or 5 days it was nearly gone. I'd suggest keep trying the ointment, but if it doesn't improve in the next few days, your cat may require an oral treatment. Is the ringworm on a place your cat can lick the ointment off? Dry and flaky is normal, I'm not sure about red and irritated. I sure hope your kitten clears up soon.
I always find that ringworm always goes red while treating it first. That means treatment is working on and killing the Fungi. After a few days the redness should go away. But continue treatment for two weeks after it has gorn just to be sure its gorn for good.
Both my kittens have ringworm and I’ve been quarantining them in the restroom for a month now and putting ointment on them everyday and bathing them with an anti fungal shampoo/ or dipping them in lime sulfur every week but they keep getting ringworm in other areas of their bodies and I miss them :( I don’t know what else to do
@@AireeCullen you need to clean the areas the cats sleep and be most of the time too
What about if it's near there mouth
It is $3.62 now online at Walmart.
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How did you manage to get it out of your home?
And also, did any of the “human” family members get it? Did you do anything to prevent it?
Our cat has it right now and I bought antifungal creme (Brentan - I’m in Denmark) that I have applyed, and the cat is isolated from our other cat who has no symptoms. Also I have washed and cleaned everything and I spray everything with water and tea tree oil.
I am freaking out because I don’t want my 8 year old to catch it (or me and my hubby).
I read it can live for years if not removed properly 😱 WHAT?!!
Sorry you are dealing with ringworm. Yes, my daughter actually got it on her arm. We just applied the antifungal cream on it three times a day and within four days it was gone. I'm no expert at all, but it really worked on our two cats and my daughter. I think you had a great idea to use tea tree oil as it has antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal and antiseptic properties. Hopefully you've got it under control.
Hi, did you dilute the tea tree oil? Also is it safe for furniture such as couches and bedding etc? Also is it safe for pets to be around?
You were lucky to use tea tree oil around cats without making the issue worse.
Don’t ever use tea tree oil around cats, it is toxic for them.
You’re better off using hydrogen peroxide on surfaces if you’re worried.
did this end up clearing up your kittens ears completely? did it come back? I just got a kitten that has it and I didn't notice for 2 weeks so it spread to me, and two other cats. My kitten is on an oral medicine and shampoo but I am using something like this on my other two cat's ears. I hope I don't have to get the oral medicine or do baths with the other ones.
Hey is there any progress?
@@mariatechnicienne3152 for me spot treating with cream did not work at all. My 3 cats are on oral medicine and medicated baths twice a week and it’s working so good.
@@amberlee7777 ahh really,, few days ago I brought a stary kitten home because I heard it crying so loudly from hunger,, after sleeping with it for a week I got ringworm all over my face,, it was a horrible mistake to sleep together,, now I have to take it outside again,, I'm in a hard situation,,because I feel so bad for it,,
@@mariatechnicienne3152 I had it on my face too and surprised this didn’t happen to me in past with petting strays all the time. Yours will clear up with spot treating most likely. Wash your sheets and bedding in hot water. can a rescue take him.
Do you know how many times a day you put it on and for how long you continue to do so?
I applied the cream 3 times a day for a week.
my kitten has ringworm now . can you tell me where is it possible to buy that product ? doesn it need a vet prescription ?
No prescription needed. You can purchase athletes foot cream at any Walmart, Target, or pharmacy. I was at dollar tree yesterday and I saw it there. Just make sure you get the cream with clotrimazole. I hope it works for your kitty. 🐱
Did you quarantine them or have to sanitize house. I'm trying this method but don't want to keep our kittens locked up.
Great question. When our kittens were infected, we put them in the basement storage room. It's a big room, so they had plenty of room to play and roam around. We tried not to touch them for about 4-5 days until it cleared up. Apparently you can get ringworm by direct contact with the cat, or by touching something infected. You bring up a good point that sanitizing the house would've been wise. Couches and beds would be what I'd worry about most, since we share them with the kitties.
Did it work?
@@maik.5538 No we had to take cats to vet in the end to get treated.
Can you make an update video?
What about if your kitty licks the spot you put the cream on? Is it harmful to them?
Great Question! It's best if you can keep your kitty from licking until the cream is dry(about 20-30 minutes). That's pretty hard, but some ideas to keep your cat distracted is to give it treats during the treatment. Also if you feed your cat right after you apply the cream, your cat will eat cat food instead of licking the cream. Hopefully.
Country Living with Emily awesome thank you!
Or you can make a band and put it around your kittens neck until it drys, you can buy them or make them , I used a long sock and stuffed with paper towels and made it full and then put it around the neck so they couldn't lick, there's many ways to make them.
@@misstigerlilly7353 That's interesting. Instead of the cone of shame, it's the sock of shame. I can totally see how that would work. If you can just keep them from licking for 20-30 minutes until the cream is dry, that's perfect. Thanks for the idea.
I'm fostering 10 kittens and was told they have ringworm. One is worse than the others. I've been using athletes foot cream for well over a week and haven't seen much improvement at all.
its 12.99 here , one trick ive also used is canestan cream,
What to do if the ringworm is right by mouth and cat can easily lick it off?
It will transfer to their mouths when they wash no matter where it's been applied tbh. I suspect that's why vets don't prescribe this: it's likely not safe.
Is it safe if they lick it off? Or will they get sick?
no its not safe if they lick it off. Just get them the sulfur dip. It works better
@@Edna2u I had to take her to the vet. She’s on meds and a special shampoo 2-4 times a day.
I'm not seeing the foot cream for a $1
I'm seeing $15 where are you buying this? Thanks
I'm going to add an amazon link to make it super easy to find.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 I found it at the dollar tree for $1.25
Damn cats are so uncooperative
So what's rhe composition in this cream
How can I deal with a cat from street?? I take care of 20 homeless cat and I noticed that one of them got it 💔💔
That's a huge job caring for 20 cats, especially if they're wild. I hope you got the help you needed. Bless you for caring.
I’m really upset my girl has ring worm are you sure this isn’t poisonous to them?
I have treated one of my cat with antifungal but another one got it bad. It's almost a wild cat and doesn't let me get near it. 😔
That's hard if you can't catch the cat. Ringworm is very contagious, so it will just keep spreading. I'm no cat expert, but maybe try to entice the cat with food and catch it. I'm sorry that I can't offer more help. Cats are fast, and if they don't want to be caught, it's going to be difficult. You'll want to keep your cat that you've treated away from the infected, wild cat. Again, that might be very hard to do. I certainly hope it all works out for you.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 Thanks for your reply. I followed your recommendations and it was getting better. But unfortunately the cat died today due to some other reasons.
@@samsulkarimi Oh Dear! I'm so sorry to hear that. May the cat rest in peace.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 Ring worm is self limiting, meaning it will eventually resolve on its own, if the animal (or person) has a healthy immune system, is living in a healthy environment where cleanliness/disinfection is promoted, including self cleaning, where animals are not packed together on a continuous basis, good food/water is plentiful, and stress levels are low. The reason ring worm is so hated is that it highly contagious.
Ok I am gonna try this because the meds are too slow on my kitten , he got it on his whiskers and around mouth area so am afraid he will lick it but gotta give it a try . Wish me luck
Is your kitten better with this treatment?
Did it work
Me and my sister contracted ringworm from a cat in the street!!! I'm freaking out, but I started applying the cream already. I hope it goes away soon. It's soooo itchyyyy
So sorry to hear this. Please keep us posted. It worked for my daughter.
Dis your ringworm go away? Update please?
@@houstonka I have consistently kept putting the cream on and it has taken a while to go away but it's pretty much gone on some of the areas I got it in. So I recommend you get the cream, it's a slow but steady solution. If you have a LOT of ringworm and it gets too severe go to the dermatologist, they can give you medication for it.
I was under the impression that ALL cats carried ringworm but were unaffected by it. ???
What about in areas where they lick????
That's the hard part. It's much easier if the ringworm is in a spot they can't reach to lick the ointment off. If you can keep it on for 20-30 minutes until it dries, it will work. Maybe distract your cat with lots of attention, petting and treats until it dries. Good-Luck.
Kill Ringworm on fabric or hard surfaces for 1.50 - spray rubbing alcohol on it all.
or bleach in a 20% solution
This is the kind of introduction to keep away bashers
if the cat lick it poisons for them?
Good question
From what I've read, the cream is poorly absorbed by the digestive tract. So it's probably not going to hurt them. There is however a possibility of vomiting and diarrhea if they eat too much of the cream. I'm not a vet, I just got this information from a vet website. Obviously try to be safe, and don't let your cat ingest the cream. We had absolutely no problem with our cats. Thanks for your question.
If my cat has ringworm, will i get it too? How can I prevent ringworm?
Yeah you can get it from your cat just wash your hands when your done petting them. Ringworm isnt bad if you get it, it will just put some spots on you that may itch.
Is this toxic if they lick it?
I belive so.
It definitely can cause your cat to have an upset stomach. You can apply the cream and then feed the cat right after, then it will be distracted while it's eating. Once the cream is dry, it's safe.
What if they lick it is it ok for intake ?
From what I read, if they ingest a large amount it could make them sick. I also read that by the time it dries, it's not harmful. Try to keep your cat occupied with a treat or attention until the cream dries. If the ringworm is in an area that the cat can easily reach with its mouth, it might be an issue. Sorry I don't have all of the answers, but it did work for me and my cats didn't lick it. Hope all goes well with treatment.
4:09 the other cat not lick the cream off the other cat? I almostloast a cat with anti flea stuff.
Please help my kitten has bad diarrhea after putting this cream on her face!
I am a cat person I have 3 of my own, I like to feed feral cats I leave cat food around where I know cats hang out like trash cans and other places, When I see a sick cat I try and grab them take them to my house and cure them usual I use human antibiotics and it works of course I diluted the antibiotics with water, so recently I found a kitten half way dead, he was so dehydrated and so stinky , well I never new about ringworm until now , this kitten had it and I didn’t know, well I start getting these spots on my face and arms so my brother is a nurse I show him these spots and he said to me sis you have ringworm and I was like what is that? He said it’s very contagious I told him I thought some kind of insect bit me , he said no and they look really bad go see your doctor, so my daughters also got it after me and now one of my cats have it , she has it on her nose and paws, she got it because she would play with the kitten , anyway so I did go to the doctor and it left me with a ugly scar on my face,, so now I have to fix my cats my question is how do I get her not to lick it off from her paw , 😢 I feel sad to see her like that
I'd be worried about all the spores infecting your whole house and all of your belongings and knowing that even if you cure yourselves that you could pick it back up in an instant in your own house because the spores and live for up to 2 years....
Hi the same thing happened to me everyone has it and my two cats. How did you get rid of it ? And did you try this cream or take the cat to the vet ?
@@faith6272 there is a Mexican cream, it’s an antibiotic for all sorts of things,, it worked perfectly, I had the infection on my face and I thought that the scar was not going to go away but it did ,,, now this antibiotic comes from Mexico and it’s illegal to bring it to USA,, but many Mexican stores will have it and will sell it to you under the table… it’s great work on everything,, a cat with a real bad eye infection was cured,, my mom told me to put gloves on and rub it in side his eye and it worked.. this cat was abandoned and he’s a really old cat and I use this medicine on him when he gets beaten by other cats
@@faith6272 Mexico have very good medicine and a lot of it is made natural,, and with pain medicine that is hard to get here over here you don’t even need a prescription
@Olga Alatorre good to know thank you what is the name of the cream ? And unfortunately my kitty die 😭😭😭😭but for a future I need to get it
Bearing in mind that cats lick themselves to wash, is this safe for them to consume orally? The fact that vets don't prescribe this person's solution suggests that would be an issue, so this advice really shouldn't be followed.
Or they wanna sell you something for $200. I am paranoid too though so I went to a vet in Mexico.
Hello cat parents! 🐱 Did you know that ringworm in cats can be transmitted in two ways?
The first one is through contact with an infected cat or some other animal. Interestingly, humans can also be infected with ringworm and pass it to cats.
And the second type of transmission is through contact with objects that are contaminated with ringworm spores.
These objects can be anything from collars, blankets, food and water bowls, toys, litter boxes, as well as scratching posts.
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I am so excited to hear from you really soon!
My vet told me I could do this!!!
Thanks for your comment, I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and leave a comment.
Animal shelter also uses it and gave us a tube when leaving with an adoption
Wjat about a dog
This sounds good and all, but spot topical treatment is generally NOT an effective way to treat ringworm in pets. You’re only treating the areas you see, not the areas you don’t see. The problem is that it’s like playing whack-a-mole with this approach. There’s no substitute for oral medication (such as Itraconazole, Terbinafine, Fluconazole, or Griseofulvin), coupled with lime sulfur dips, and maybe some additional topical treatment for visible hotspots. You also need to quarantine them and clean and disinfect all the areas they’ve been to remove any spores that may exist. Spores can survive up to 18 months.
The “Fostering Cats” TH-cam channel provides some excellent scientifically based videos that explain in detail what works, what doesn’t work, and the research performed in this area.
Am pissi got my skin
Vet wants to charge $600 for just one cat. 😞
I contracted ringworm from a cat in the street and topical cream didn’t work, anti-fungal pill worked like magic, only one pill per week for 3 weeks
Please can you tell me the concentration of the pills you took? I am going through the same struggle
@@sarahismailshatta7664 flucanzol 150mg, but you should consult your doctor first.
Cute cats. Cats feel unstable if they’re feet aren’t planted on something. Maybe use a table next time. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the tip
it can be poisonous to animals,as it for human..they need one for animals alone
Not true vet recommend it to people
@@teabubbles6381 WELL,IT IS TRUE FOR ME.COS I M A NATURALIST.AND I KNOW BETTER THAN GIVE RUBBISH TO MY ANIMALS
WHY DONT YA ALL LICK THAT POISONOUS THERE.OR YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT ANIMALS LICK EVERYTHING PLACED IN THEIR FUR
OHH GIMME A BREAK.DUDE..MOREOVER..MY BOMBAY CAT,DEVELOPED RING WORM AND HEALED HER WITH COCONUT SHAMPOO..LIME JUICE AND TURMERIC POWDERD
DOH!!
@@pernambuco-viagoogle9505 lol calm down
@@madame7399 TELL THAT WHEN YOU REPORT OUR VIDEOS TO TH-cam FOR NOTHING AND CALL THE WOMEN SLUTS! SON OFA PEACH!
My vet said cream doesn't help cats because its topical. Only oral meds help they said. My cat needed Oral RX Itraconazole. Was 106.00
I don’t think that’s true. I think it depends on the severity of the ringworm. My cats vet only prescribed lime sulfer dip (which has been a nightmare to apply). I asked if she would be sending me home with oral meds to treat the ringworm and she said no. If the cat needed the oral meds also then she would have sent me home with some.
Did the medicine work? My cat is on his second week and still the same 😞
of course vets want the money....
Local animal shelter uses this same cream. They gave us a tube to go home. So I would expect that it is safe and effective if at least a first “less invasive or expensive solution”. Always take the simple approach first before you jump to big solutions that are frequently not necessary.
sulfur dip is the most effective
Video should be titled "How to spread ringworm for only 88 cents." Ringworm on cats is contagious 2 days before you will see lesions. New lesions take 7 days to appear. That means you will miss spots if you only treat part of the cat. You need to do full body treatments like lime sulfur dip or Micoseb shampoo (Microconazole plus chlorahexidine). This video is why people think ringworm is so contagious!
Thanks for your comment. I wanted to make this video because it really worked for me. I thought it would be nice to help people since I had great success. It cleared up my kitties and they haven’t had it since.
@@countrylivingwithemily7283 you were lucky. Most people who follow this won't be and will complain how it horrible feline ringworm is. And that is why cats with ringworm are euthanized in shelters.
I rescue cats. I've fostered hundreds with ringworm. Ringworm is self-resolving so just because you thought it worked doesn't mean it did. If you do nothing ringworm will go away. But if you treat it correctly, it goes away much faster.
@@darcyskittens8591 Slow your roll. Cats are euthanized in shelters because shelter owners are b/st/rds. One person said that a vet recommended this item. I hope you are treating the cats with care. I don't like leaving negative comments, but you are ignorant while believing to be highly knowledgeable. Your more dangerous than the shelter owners euthanizing kittens. You have "good" intentions. And I still MUST wish you eternal blessings and I wish them for the cats in your care. I feel like they will need all the goodness the universe can offer.
@@darcyskittens8591ringworm is not a worm it's a skin problem.. and the best time to apply this is when they are asleep
What about dad's dbag not even finishing the video