Does My Cat Have Ringworm?

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From the photo, the symptoms don’t look like typical ringworm. Besides ringworm, allergies, external irritation, and bacterial infections can also cause skin redness in cats. To check for ringworm, shine a Wood’s lamp on the affected area — a green fluorescence indicates a fungal infection. If ringworm is ruled out, take your cat to a veterinary clinic for further diagnosis and treatment.

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