Cat s front paws Similar to a person s arm What should I do if I get hurt Please help me 50

Can the paw still occupy the land? A touch is called a pain, to discharge whether it is a sprain or a bone crack or a fracture, take him to a nearby pet hospital as soon as possible to take an X-ray, fracture or the affected area is still fixed, the sprain can heal itself, bone crack also needs to be fixed to the affected area. Hopefully, it's a sprain and the cat will get better soon

Go to the hospital first, and give him some nutrients (such as cat food, good) after coming back, don't be reluctant, get him a very comfortable nest, it's good, pay attention to his hygiene, the health near the cat nest, clean often, and often see him, cover him with a towel when he sleeps, and slowly it's good, by the way, the water should also be changed often, to be a little hot, just a little, use your fingers to feel it, you know, you have to accompany him often

Disinfect it may be inflamed Wipe some human abrasion medicine A thin layer is fine Too much hair will hurt more o( o

This... If you look at it, it may have fallen somewhere, or had a fight with another cat. Stay for two days to see if it improves, if not, go to the hospital to have a look, but don't fall into the root of the disease. I hope your cat will be soon**

It's best to go to the pet hospital and take a ** diagnosis is the safest.

Does your cat stay in the house or run out a lot?

If you really love your cat, you should take it to the vet.

Fights and falls are like this, don't worry, it will be fine in a few days, this situation is very common, especially in the period of big cats. Orange cats are rare.

1. Clean the wound of the cat immediately when the cat's paws are injured, before cleaning the wound, if the wound on the cat's paws is covered by hair, use a shaver to shave off the hair around the cat's wound. After the hair is treated, it is washed with saline and then the wound is disinfected by wiping the wound with cotton moistened with hydrogen peroxide or iodophor.

2. Spray the cat's paw wound with pet speed to stop bleeding and reduce inflammation, and fix the cat after disinfecting the cat's wound; Then spray some pets to the wound to stop bleeding and reduce inflammation, and spray to be completely covered. After that, it is pressed with cotton, wrapped and pasted with tape, and then wrapped with gauze to avoid infection with bacteria.

3. During the period, strengthen the body nutrition supplement for the cat to promote healing, and it is best to give the cat some fish, chicken and other meat foods containing protein.

First of all, if it is your own cat, make sure that the cat has not been bitten by any other animals in the outside world in the past six months (or the kitten has never been bitten by any other animal in the outside world since it was born less than half a year old), you can directly rule out the possibility that it is poisonous, and you do not need to be injected.

If you can't be sure, let's sayScratches by domestic pet cats in urban areas. The chance of contracting rabies is also close to infinitesimal as well, far lower than the probability of being hit by a car on the way to injection, non-head and neck scratches can be considered temporarily without injection to observe the cat for 1 week, after 1 week the cat is fine, you will be fine, pure theory assumes that during the observation period, the cat has a loss of appetite and energy, does not know people and other abnormalities, to make up for the injection, add protein, and minor scratches on the non-head and neck are usually remedied.

Fixed stray cats in urban communities, where there is a high incidence of non-rabies, cats can be seen every day, normal mental appetite at the time of the accident, non-head and neck scratches, you can also consider temporarily not injecting to observe the cat for 1 week.

Rural towns and counties, or cats do not have the conditions for observation, so they should be sure.

If the cat is mentally abnormal, has a loss of appetite, or even takes the initiative to attack people for no reason, or a wild cat scratches its head and face, go for injections and add egg whites to ensure safety.

It's best to go to the prevention station to see, and you may need to get a rabies vaccine.