Should I treat all 3 cats for ringworm if only one has it?
One Response to “Ringworm”:
-
Amy Perez says:
November 26th, 2008 at 07:48 PM
I would treat the one and then watch the others for signs of ringworm. Most vets if you have already paid for one exam and explain the situation then they should beable to prescribe more medication for the other 2 if needed later or it wont hurt them to all be treated at the same time it can get a little costly though.
Current Rating:
Rosehill Veterinary Clinic17719 FM 2920 Tomball, TX 77377 Phone# 281-351-6717 Fax# 281-351-7249 Hours:M-F 8-6 Sat. 8-12 Sun. Closed We offer 24hr Emergency care for our clients & patients.
Do you know the answer this question? Are you a pet professional? Become an advisor today!
Not a pet professional? Register here to comment on this question and help fellow pet owners.
Do you have a pet question you need answering? Ask our caring pet advisors here:
Ask a Question
Does this not answer your question exactly?
Popular Questions
My dog has red bumps around her inside hind leg, is there anything i can get at Walmart, cause the vets closed already and i dont want to wait. Or is it ok to wait? Read More »
9 month old lab has just started excessive drooling, vet has suggested a visit because something may be wrong- but what? what should I know before our visit? Read More »
recent vomiting and light blood in diarreah stool
Hello, our 12 week old puppy has had diarrhea for the past three days. We think it started from him eating the some of our other two adult dog's food. We bought some anti-diarrhea... Read More »
my 4 mo. old kitten has had his 3rd eyelid showing for about 4-5 weeks. He's frequently licking his bottom but I see no worms nor any in his stool. He has had a few loose stools... Read More »
my puppy has been really still and not active for the past 2 days. she just started vomiting today and its like a foamy flem. she seems like she dosent want to eat or drink... Read More »
