Common Drugs & Dosages
Here is a handy chart with the use and dosages of many of the most common drugs that a cat breeder should have in their favorite medical kit.
Here is a handy chart with the use and dosages of many of the most common drugs that a cat breeder should have in their favorite medical kit.
Black specks that appeared on the muzzle of a nursing kitten may be the first sign of a ringworm infection, Learn how to recognize the problem and what you can do to treat such a young patient.
Everyone dreads a possible ringworm infection in their cattery, but should it happen, it can be beaten. The owner must be willing to devote the time required and make some difficult decisions.
Fluconazole is an antifungal drug that is effective against both yeast and fungal infections, including ringworm. In addition to its efficacy, it has fewer side effects than most other antifungals.
Griseofulvin is a ringworm medication that should be used with care. Learn how to use it most effectively to control and eliminate fungus.
Sporonox (Itraconazole) is an important medication to consider in the fight against ringworm (fungus) in cats.
Ketoconazole, brand name Nizoral, is an anti-fungal drug that can be used in the battle against ringworm.
The Lime Sulfur dip is an important treatment for combating ringworm. It is cost effective, easy to apply, and safe in kittens and pregnant cats.
Mal-A-Ket Shampoo is manufactured by by DermaPet. It is an antifungal, antibacterial, deodorizing and degreasing shampoo.
Malapet is a medicated shampoo for cats and dogs. It has both antifungal and antibacterial qualities. Amongst cattery owners, it is most often used to fight ringworm.