The cat broke her leg. What should I do?

A cat's broken leg may heal itself if it is not infected and not serious. However, if the fracture is in the wrong position, there will still be sequelae after self-healing, such as being able to move, but having abnormal posture, walking obstacles and so on.

If a cat breaks its leg, it should be sent to a professional animal hospital in time, diagnosed by a professional pet doctor, and given corresponding treatment according to the diagnosis results.

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First, clean the wound:

The owner must first clean the hair around the cat's wound to prevent the hair from entering the wound. And take out cotton to clean up the blood clot around the wound. Then wash the cat's wound with normal saline.

After that, you can carefully apply some iodophor. In this process, the cat may feel pain, and the owner should always wear an Elizabeth collar for the cat. Avoid cats from accidentally injuring people or struggling to escape.

Second, bandage the cat's wound:

After cleaning the cat's wound, you can start dressing it. You can pour some pets on the cleaned wound, hold it down with medical cotton, and then cover the cat's wound with a piece of gauze and stick it with adhesive tape.

In order to prevent the cat from struggling to hurt the wound, you can wrap the cat's body with a towel, put a elizabeth circle on the cat, and then do the above operation.

Third, supplement some nutritious food:

The owner should prepare some nutritious food during the recovery of the cat, and can feed some meat, canned food, nutritional cream and so on. The owner can also cook food for the cat himself when he is free.

If lean meat and eggs are cooked and mixed in cat food, half meat and half cat food are fed together, good nutrition will help the wound to recover.