What should I do if my kitten freezes? How to save a kitten from freezing and dying

Mild frostbite. ** or painful edema of the subcutaneous tissue. The pain is not very strong, and if you are lucky, the condition will go away after a few days. Although this kind of frostbite is uncomfortable, it is not serious, so there is no need to be particularly afraid, and you only need to deal with the injury with some treatment.

Moderate frostbite. ** and large areas of edema in the subcutaneous tissue, which spread to the surrounding area. Sometimes there are even blisters, and when the blisters burst, they can form ulcers and cause the wound to not heal for a long time.

Even if this type of frostbite is severe, the cat will be in pain and will be at risk of infection. It is safest to take some simple treatment to the hospital.

Severe frostbite. The wound will be unconscious due to cold hypothermia, and the subcutaneous tissue will die, and large areas of edema will occur around it. Soon, gangrene develops in the wound, which heals slowly and is likely to become suppurative and infected.

Such serious injuries are rare, but if you delay, the wound infection can even be life-threatening, so it is better to send the wound to the hospital immediately and have the doctor treat it urgently.

Hypothermia: Another type of cold injury that is not strictly considered frostbite is hypothermia. Excessive cold will cause the cat to lose the temperature that maintains the normal operation of the internal organs, and the cat will be cold, stiff, and then shocked. If first aid is not administered, death is likely to occur.

Symptoms of hypothermia: include decreased alertness, tremors, weak or no pulse, slowed heartbeat, and shallow, slow breathing. When the body temperature drops below 32 degrees, the cat will stop trembling; And body temperature below 23 degrees tends to die.

First aid for hypothermia: If you find such a cat, remember not to blow it with electric heaters, you should immediately wrap it in a blanket or quilt to keep warm, and go to the animal hospital quickly**.

If the kitten freezes and he is still alive, keep him warm. Just put it in the house and turn on the heating and let it warm up slowly.

The kitten is frozen, so you have to move it to a warmer place quickly, and you can use warm water to help him warm it up slowly.

The cat's body needs to be wrapped in a blanket and then moved to a warm room. After moving the cat to a warm place, you can use warm water (around 24 degrees Celsius) to gently heat the frozen ** area, and never use hot water at this time. If the situation improves, use a dry towel to gently absorb the water, and do not directly bring the cat close to the stove or use a hair dryer to dry.

If the kitten is already frozen and dying, you should first take warm measures for the kitten, and you can use a warm water bag to place it around the kitten's body to provide enough temperature for the kitten. You can try to give the kitten some 50% glucose first, diluted 1:1 with warm water, to see if it will swallow actively.

Then immediately sent to the hospital for treatment, only the hospital is equipped with professional rescue equipment, which can check the overall condition of the kitten, otherwise the longer it drags on, the more dangerous the kitten's life will be.

Wipe the whole body with a cloth as soon as possible, the most priority is to keep warm rather than a hair dryer, if your eyes are closed, in fact, you can't be saved, and a dead horse is a live horse doctor. My family is okay with my eyes open and I can scream, but I can't walk anymore when I put it on the ground, and I fall to the ground and tremble.

I immediately used a large dose of glucose to soak goat milk powder with warm water (my family is goat milk powder), because it has no strength, so I use a syringe into its mouth, at the beginning a little less, if there is a swallowing action, it means that it eats, it should be able to recover a little mental.

But don't think you will be able to live, don't tease it at this time, let it rest for a while, put a bottle of warm water next to the kitten nest, and feed it once every three hours to soak a warm milk powder (some people on the Internet say not to use milk, I don't know if I haven't tried it).

I repeated the feeding three times that day, and by the evening it was already able to walk.

If the cat still has weak breathing and heartbeat, then it is recommended that you immediately take the cat to a warm room and use electric blankets, hot water bottles and other items to warm the cat. When the cat's condition improves, take it to the pet hospital immediately**.

If it's frozen, it should be taken to a warm place, and the upstairs makes sense. The main thing is to keep the kitten's blood circulation normal. My suggestion, you have a veterinarian better to ask them.

If the veterinarian is nearby, do not dispose of it yourself, immediately wrap your cat in a blanket or jacket or any other insulating insulator, and take it to the veterinary hospital as soon as possible**. If there is no veterinarian nearby, you will need to dispose of it yourself.

It is recommended that the owner can put on a more suitable and warm pet clothes for the cat, as well as tidy up the cat's living environment, prepare a warm cat bed for the cat, and add a small quilt or blanket to the cat's cat bed.

If the cat is frozen, you can use a heating cushion to warm it first, and then give it a warm bath carefully after it regains consciousness, so that the cat can recover.

You can bathe it with lukewarm water, preferably no higher than 40 degrees, to let it wake up slowly, and then dry the hair on its body and use a hair dryer to dry it slowly.

If this trick doesn't work, it's dangerous.

Hello, I think that after the kitten freezes, first hold it in warm clothes, and then take it to the air-conditioned room to warm up, and naturally it will be fine.

The kitten is freezing. Quickly wrap the kitten in a quilt. Then it is best to cool the kitten with a hot water bottle. Then give the kitten warm water.

Then you should pay attention to keep him warm, put on some clothes to cover him, blanket to make him feel warm, and give him some pet cold medicine to prevent him from catching a cold.

What should I do if my kitten freezes? If the kitten is frozen, the kitten will be frozen, so it must be taken to a warm place as soon as possible. Meticulous care and care.

Xiao Ming's cat is frozen, now it's best to take a light lamp and keep shining on him, keep him warm, get some cotton, if it still doesn't work, send it directly to the hospital.

What should I do if the kitten is frozen? You can take a quilt and wrap it up first, so that it will slowly warm up.

If the cat is cold, it is recommended that the owner can do a good job of keeping the cat warm, such as wearing more suitable and warm pet clothes, as well as tidying up the cat's living environment, preparing a warm cat bed for the cat, adding a small quilt or blanket to the cat's cat bed. In addition, you can also turn on the air conditioning and heating to avoid excessive temperature differences, which can alleviate the situation that the cat is cold.

After finding that the kitten is frozen, it is first necessary to transfer it to a warm environment and feed some warm fluid food to replenish energy, and the feeding amount should not be too large to avoid the cat's diarrhea and vomiting symptoms. If the cat is still shivering, you can dress it to keep it warm, and if it is not in good spirits, you need to send it to the pet hospital in time**.

When you find that your kitten is cold, you first need to transfer it to a warm place to get used to it. Secondly, it is necessary to control the temperature difference, the temperature difference between cold and hot is too large, which is easy to make the kitten have a cold and cold.

Generally, it will be more difficult for frozen cats to eat, so it is recommended that the breeder feed it some warm liquid food to supplement nutrition. The amount of feeding should not be too much, eating too much may make the cat have diarrhea and vomiting.

If the cat is still shivering, you can put some clothes on it to keep it warm, and you can also place an electric blanket in the cat kennel to keep it warm. If the cat's overall mental state is not increased, it needs to be sent to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

If the cat's body is stiff and loses its breathing and heartbeat, it means that it is dead, and it will not be able to save the bridge at this time. If the cat still has weak breathing and heartbeat, there is a chance that it can be saved. The owner can put some hot water bottles next to the cat to warm it up, and then immediately send it to the hospital for rescue.

On the way to the hospital, the owner can administer artificial respiration to the cat for first aid.

<> when the cat's body is stiff, first check its breathing, pulse, and heartbeat. If the cat still has weak breathing and heartbeat, immediately send it to the hospital for rescue and have a chance to save it. But when the cat's heartbeat and breathing stop, it is in a state of death at this time, and there is no hope of life, and the owner needs to prepare for its aftermath.

For cats that still have a heartbeat and breathing after their stiff body, the owner can put some hot water bottles next to them to warm up, and then send them to the hospital immediately. On the way, the owner can carry out some emergency rescue, open the cat's mouth, remove any foreign objects inside, and give it artificial respiration.

If you find that the cat's body is stiff, you can first go to find a stethoscope to come quietly, and then see if its heart is still beating, whether there is a pulse or breathing, etc., if you find that it still has a very weak heartbeat or breathing, this time period to send it to the hospital may be able to save life. At the same time, it also depends on the degree of stiffness of its body, if it can still bend or react, it is still possible to send it to the hospital in time. If there is no reaction at all and the body starts to get cold, in this case, you need to keep warm and massage it properly to see if it can recover.

If you can't recover, you can only be declared dead in the end.

It is due to the fact that the cat suffered from vitamin B1 deficiency or feline thrombosis, and did not die, but it was stiff and needed to be timely**.

Don't be nervous, I'll show you how to do it. First of all, don't panic, transport the kitten to some warmer places, warm it with towels and other thermal insulation things, if you can't find a warm place, you can make one: first take the kitten to a room, try to be smaller, wrap it with towels and other thermal insulation things, put a few more hot water bags or bottles and other things next to it, and have the ability to buy a heating stove.

Then warm your hands with warm water, and then massage the stiff parts of the kitten's body, and then observe what kind of body the kitten's excrement is and what color the cavity is blind and closed, and pay attention to what the kitten has eaten recently, for a detailed understanding. Then the final solution is to find a veterinarian, because this is not a trivial matter, and it requires professional guidance and corresponding drugs**, which are temporary rescues.

You need to be sent to the hospital in time to see the situation.

If the cat has died, the owner has no way to save the cat, and should find a suitable place to bury the cat. If the cat still has weak breathing and heartbeat, then it is recommended that the owner immediately take the cat to a warm room and use electric blankets, hot water bottles and other items to warm the cat. If the cat has died, the owner has no way to save the cat, and should find a suitable place to bury the cat.

If the cat still has weak breathing and heartbeat, then it is recommended that the owner immediately take the cat to a warm room and use electric blankets, hot water bottles and other items to warm the cat.

When the cat's condition improves, the owner needs to take the cat to the pet hospital immediately**. The cat's ** lost consciousness because of the cold, resulting in necrosis of the affected tissues, and a large area of redness and swelling will appear around it, and gangrene will appear in the frostbitten parts, which may have the risk of purulent infection, which will threaten the cat's life if you do not do first aid.

Three-month-old kittens should be put in the house, and in winter it is very cold outside, and the kittens will freeze to death

Wear a padded jacket, bake a fire, and be kind to animals.