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While it may not seem possible, ringworm can and does affect house pets. Actually, ringworm in dogs and cats is much more common than you might think. Worse yet, it’s also possible for your cat to pass it onto you, but don’t freak out, it’s rarely the case. And while the thought of ringworm may not be a pleasant one, it really isn’t a worm though, it’s a fungus. Let’s take a closer look at how ringworm gets started in your pets to begin with and what to look out for.

There are basically three forms of ringworm in dogs or cats, and every breed of dog or cat is susceptible to getting it. One type is found in rats. How can that affect my dog or cat? If your pet were to touch the rat, or dig around in its home, it could easily get ringworm. Another type is found in the soil. And the third type is found in cats only.