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Fungal Infection (Ringworm) in Ferrets

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Treatment

 

Ringworm infection is treated with anti-fungal medicines and topical ointments.

 

Prevention

 

To protect yourself from ringworm infection, wash your hands thoroughly after touching an animal (or infected object) and wear gloves while handling them.

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