Antifungal Therapy in Cats

I have a very healthy middle aged short haired tuxedo cat that has developed a small 1/2 inch or so bald patch on his left side. A ring worm culture was done but after 14 days was still negative and the vets office discarded it (maybe they should have kept it at least 21 days?). Coincidently, I simultaneously also developed small red flaky bumps on the side of my ring finger. Am I right then in just assuming it must be a slow growing variety of dermatophyte? I'm treating my finger with lotrimin. I don't really want to risk oral meds for ringworm or sulfer/lime baths etc. Would you suggest a topical (have already tried Tresaderm with no improvement or effect), the anti-fungal shampoo, or just see if will self resolve after a couple months? It doesn't bother him at all. He doesn't scratch or lick the area, and it doesn't appear red or inflammed in any way.

I adopted two stray kittens, they were taken to our local vet who said one of them (Genske) had fungal infection patches and scabies, as well as malnutrition. We were prescribed with miconazole + chlorhexidine bath sol. We gave the kittens a bath twice every week using this solution.
What I want to ask is, is it ok for me to apply sertaconazole nitrate cream(2%, Zalain cream) on him to speed up his fungal infection recovery? As I couldn't find literature on the dosing, on whether this concentration is appropriate topically for kittens.
Kittens' current condition: though having malnutrition, has great appetite and excellent activity and vigor; almost half the size as his sibling of the same age, and we pulled out a worm from his anus last time we bathe him (topical med. against parasites were given); many bald patches along the back and face, sparse hair throughout body and limbs; bountiful ear-wax; left eye conjunctivitis treated with antibiotics eye drops.

My kitten has been diagnosed having fungi. She had a spot behind her ear and on the top of her ear. I took her to three vets and each gave me different medications. One gave me oral medication, flunazol,and lamizil creme. Another said that I should stop that medicine because it is harmful for her liver and started giving her weekly injections and said that these shots are for her immune system. The third said that I should stop all medications and only use the cream. I am confused. I stopped the oral medication for a week but the she had another spot. Last week I started with the oral medication and I am using the cream as well. However, I am worried about her liver. She is now 3 monthes and three weeks old. I am confused. What do you advise me to do?

My newly adopted/rescued cat tested with a yeast ear infection. They prescribed drops but this cat hides most of the time and does not know us or his home yet. He does not come out long enough for us to give him the drops and when we try to pick him up he runs. Is there no oral anti-fungal medication we can give to help resolve this? I fear we are doing more harm than good as this cat gets to know us and his new forever home.

We are fostering 4 kittens who all have ringworm. The vet gave us terbenafine liquid and lime sulfur dip to apply to the affected areas . We were told to give them the oral medication daily and apply the topical solution every 3 to 4 days . It’s been 7 days and there has been no improvement. Can we have some advice please ?

I recently had my cat at the vet for ear mites and an allergic reaction to them. The doctor noticed a small scab on her nose and within 2 weeks the scab has spread almost to her eyes.

I have a foster kitten from our local shelter. Today I saw a bald spot and we had him blacklist. It glowed around the eyes and ears. I gave him a chlorhexidine bath. And have topical medication. They also gave me itrafungol, however their vet said not to give until 10 weeks old. The literature says it can be used based on weight from 0.5lbs and up. Also, speaking with a few fellow fosters that are vet techs, they say it's ok to start at his age (8weeks about 1lb). Is it ok to start ? He is in a wire crate up and away from all my animals. Any other tips to prevent spreading? How long should we quarantine?

My kitten got diagnosed with ringworm and they gave him the oral antifungal medicine. I have three other cats that have been exposed should I go ahead and start them on treatment and what would be the dose?

My cat is on micaved for ringworm but it's on a weird spot on her neck that we can't cover or use collar. she seems to lay head on paws then lick them. Is it dangerous for her to ingest a little from licking? what should I be watching for?

My kittens is about 2 months old, they're got some skin condition, I think its fungal infection. But my brother gave 'em scabies cream and anti flea and thick drops last night. Now my kittens are sick, diarhea, got some fluid out of their nose, mouth, their look dirty, one of 'em died. Please help

I'm a first time mommy and recently rescused an adorable kitten. He has been with me 4 months. Hes about 5/6 months old. I'm extremely worried about the rash he has had since i got him. it start on his neck (No Hair Loss),I applied hydrocortisone for about a week, the neck rash faded so I paused application. The rash has returned and is now along his jaw line and chin. Will this fade to and return on another potion of his body? Is it a rash or an allergy? I've tried switching litter (currently he's using World's best cat litter) and food (current eating Taste of the Wild) and I'm at a lose. Is there any way I can get rid of this uncomfortable rash for my kitten?