When a cat’s foot is injured, the owner first cleans the wound with hydrogen peroxide and wipes the skin near the wound with iodine for a simple treatment. Use a razor to shave off the hair near the legs to expose the wound to prevent hair from falling into the wound and affecting the application of medicine to the cat. After shaving, you need to hold the cat's body steady with one hand, and quickly sprinkle the cat with the other hand on the wound on the leg to evenly cover the surface of the wound. Then wrap it with gauze and tape to prevent the wound from being exposed to bacteria and getting infected.

Treatment steps after a cat’s foot is injured:

1. Check the injury. If a pet owner sees an injured cat's leg, the pet owner should first check the cat's leg to see if there is any fracture. If there is a fracture, it is recommended that the pet owner take the cat to the hospital for bandaging. If the leg is only scratched and bleeding, the pet owner should check to see if there is any foreign matter remaining in the wound. If there is any foreign matter, carefully clean it out and then treat the wound.

2. Treatment and bandaging. Pet owners should clean the cat's wound with hydrogen peroxide and wipe the skin near the wound with iodine for a simple treatment. Then a razor is required to shave off the hair near the legs to expose the wound, so as to prevent the hair from falling into the wound or blocking the hair from affecting the pet owner's ability to apply medicine to the cat. After shaving, the pet owner should hold the cat's body steady with one hand, and quickly sprinkle the cat with the other hand on the wound on the leg to evenly cover the surface of the wound. Then wrap it with gauze and tape to prevent the wound from being exposed to bacteria and getting infected.

3. Pay attention to rest. Pet owners should not let the cat go out for a walk until its wound has healed. Because cats like to run around and scurry around when they go out, which can easily cause the wound to rub against other things, which is not good for the cat's wound. Therefore, while the injury is not recovering, pet owners should just let the cat stay at home to rest, and try to avoid the cat's wounds, contact with water or getting wet when at home.