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Article #8268Re: cat problem
From: Anthony Magnani
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 00:00
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devilwoman@adm.monash.edu.au wrote:
>Sure sounds like ringworm to me. I have just finished treating 2 kittens for
>ringworm and they both needed medication from the vet. I also washed them
>every other day with a mild solution of iodine in warm water.
>My cats are in kennels and I would wash the floors and walls with a weak
>chlorine solution to kill the virus.
>Ringworm is very persistent and you can catch it too.
>Go see your vet. He will help you.
>Chris
Greetings Chris,
Seeing as your going down the "Sure
sounds like ringworm to me " road let's clear one thing up !
Ringworm is not a virus ! It is a fungus ! The two species that
mainly affect dogs, cats and therefore humans are ...
Microsporum gypseum and Microsporum canis, both fungus, there is
another species but it doesn't cause what is termed "common ringworm".
People in a kennel situation could do a lot worse than not heeding
your advice re: Chlorine and Iodine. Amongst other properties, they
are both good anti-fungal agents.
Regards
Anthony
+ Anthony Magnani
+ Brisbane Queensland Australia
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