A Simple At-Home Skin Check for Your Cat
Ringworm is one of the most common — and most contagious — skin problems in cats, and it often starts invisibly. Under a 365nm Wood’s lamp, many Microsporum canis infections fluoresce a bright apple-green, so a dark room and 30 seconds are all you need for a first check between vet visits.
Please note: a Wood’s lamp is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. Not every strain fluoresces, and other substances can glow too. If you see suspicious glowing patches, or symptoms persist, see your veterinarian for a fungal culture.
Why the Black-Filter Lens Matters
Cheap UV torches leak visible purple light that washes out the glow you’re looking for. The S9’s black-filter (black mirror) lens blocks that spill and passes a clean 365nm beam, so fluorescent patches stand out sharply against fur and skin.
Built for Daily Use
- Three modes — high, medium, strobe — on a single one-hand switch
- USB fast charging with overcharge protection; charges from a laptop, power bank, or car USB port (micro-USB)
- Built-in 18650 lithium battery — no disposable batteries to buy
- Solid aluminum alloy body, pocket-size and light (about 78 g)
More Than a Cat Health Tool
The same beam finds dried pet urine on carpets and bedding, fluorescent brighteners in fabrics, counterfeit banknotes and fake IDs, and glowing scorpions and minerals outdoors.
Specifications
- Wavelength: 365nm UVA
- Power: 3W
- Battery: built-in 18650 rechargeable lithium (charger not included)
- Material: aluminum alloy
- Size: 12.8 × 3.2 × 3.2 cm
- Weight: approx. 78 g
- Modes: high / medium / strobe
Safety
Never shine the light directly into eyes — yours or your pet’s. This is a UVA inspection tool, not a toy; keep out of reach of children.
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