Here is something from Robert MacDowell, an Australian herbalist who I have gotten canine, equine, and human mixes from. They really work! The mix I use for endometriosis is literally the only medicine other than celebrex and codeine that has helped my pain. Anyway, in case you are interested, here is his product for feline ringworm: Feline - Ringworm ____________________________________
Ringworm is an infection caused by a fungus that grows in the dead, superficial layers of the skin, hair or nails. It has nothing to do with worms. The scientific name for ringworm is dermatophytosis, and fungi which cause the disease are called dermatophytes. In the cat, the cause of more than 90 per cent of cases of ringworm is the dermatophyte Microsporum canis. Ringworm is contagious. Spores are the infectious stage of dermatophytes and are produced by M canis during an infection. Infected hairs are shed into the cat's environment. Cats may become infected either by direct contact with an infected animal or by exposure to a contaminated environment. However some degree of self trauma is probably required to enable fungal infection to develop. Typical skin lesions are discrete, roughly circular areas of hair loss, particularly on the head, ears or extremities of the paws. The hairs surrounding affected areas appear broken. The affected skin is often scaly and may look inflamed. Ringworm seems to be more common in young cats less than one year old, and long-haired cats. The reasons for this are unknown. It is speculated that young cats may have immature immune defence mechanisms which limit their ability to resist infection. In long-haired cats grooming is less efficient and the skin surface is more protected from exposure to the sun. I suggest both an internal mix & external ointment. Positive results should be seen in 2 weeks. External treatment apply twice daily. To one jar of Paw paw I add herbs Calendula, Yarrow, Thuja and the Bach Flowers Larch, Elm, Crab Apple and Rescue Remedy. This is one of our new cat descriptions, please see our site for others. _http://www.herbal-treatments.com/herbal_treatments_for_cats.html_ (http://www.herbal-treatments.com/herbal_treatments_for_cats.html) Michelle
