Yes! Banixx™  has been used on cats, dogs, horses, and show cattle with ringworm with great success. 

• Simply apply Banixx™  liberally to the affected area, using disposable gloves, two to three times daily for two to three days or as needed.
• Massage the Banixx to the skin, using fingertips gently.
• Dispose of gloves to prevent the spread of infection.
   

Ringworm – What is it and How to treat Ringworm in Cats, Dogs & Horses

Ringworm: it’s one of the most common skin conditions affecting pets of all shapes and sizes, from horses and show cattle to dogs and cats. Named for the characteristic circular pattern of hair loss that’s the hallmark of this infection, ringworm’s symptoms make it an easy problem to identify, but it’s always a good idea to consult your veterinarian for a definitive diagnosis. 

So what is ringworm exactly?

Despite its name, ringworm has nothing at all to do with worms, but rather with an insidious fungus that hides in the dark, moist areas under saddle pads, cinches, or collars. Ringworm is contagious and can be easily transmitted from animal to animal, or even animal to human, through infected grooming supplies, tack, or skin-to-skin contact.

What is the treatment for ringworm?

Once you’re sure that ringworm is what you’re dealing with, the next step is to begin some basic disinfecting procedures such as cleaning grooming equipment and tack with a bleach and water solution, while treating the effected skin with a quality antifungal like Banixx™ Wound & Hoof Care. It’s also a good idea to limit your animal’s contact with it’s neighbors, and to take precautions yourself (by wearing gloves or washing your hands) to avoid contracting or transmitting the infection. 

Why Choose Banixx for ringworm treatment?

Thankfully, with a powerful antifungal like Banixx™ on your side, eliminating ringworm on any animal or in any location on the skin a relatively straightforward and painless procedure. Because Banixx™ doesn’t sting or burn upon application, and has no odor or foreign smell, it’s easy to apply to even the most skittish critters. More importantly, it’s safe to use around sensitive areas like the eyes and ears, and on the most delicate baby skin — so even a case of kitten ringworm can be treated without worry. So whether you’re dealing with ringworm in dogs or horses, cats or kittens, Banixx is the clear choice!

The photo above shows ringworm on a horse. Learn more about ringworm (photo credit = www.horsebarn.com).