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Ringworm in pets
Fungal infection with circular bald patches
Ringworm is a fungal condition, not a worm. Dermagic's tea tree and neem formulations target fungal growth while supporting the skin's natural recovery.
Full condition guide
- • What it is: A contagious fungal infection that creates circular bald patches.
- • Common causes: Exposure to infected pets or environments.
- • What to look for: Ring‑shaped lesions, scaling, and broken hairs.
- • Care routine: Cleanse, treat topically, and prevent spread.
How to use the products
- Bathe with antifungal shampoo 1–2 times per month.
- Apply Skin Rescue Lotion to lesions daily.
- Wash bedding and vacuum frequently.
Quick tips
Limit contact with other pets.Disinfect grooming tools.Consult your vet for diagnosis.
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