It must be given with a fatty meal and can never be given to pregnant cats since it can cause birth defects. Kittens have more trouble with ringworm than adult cats, simply because their immune systems are immature. Longhaired cats such as Persians will sometimes act as carriers, who can spread the infection with no obvious signs. If you suspect you or a family member might have ringworm, please check with your family physician. If your cat has any areas of hair loss or crusting, please take him to your veterinarian for a checkup.
Ringworm is just one possibility.
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