Solutions for cats with injured and bleeding feet:

1. If the cat bleeds less, the owner can perform simple hemostatic treatment and let the cat heal on its own. .

2. If the cat bleeds a lot, the owner needs to apply pressure or use hemostatic drugs to stop the bleeding, then give iodophor for disinfection, and finally use gauze to wrap the wound.

3. If the cat cannot walk normally after an injury to its foot, or if the cat has symptoms of hanging limp when lifting its foot, it is recommended to go to the hospital to take an X-ray first to see if the cat has injured any bones.

Methods to prevent cat foot injuries:

1. Trim the cat’s nails regularly. Although cats have the habit of sharpening their claws, owners also need to trim their cats’ nails regularly. Nails prevent cats from being injured due to excessively long nails.

2. It is also necessary to take care of the cat's paws or nails, and regularly check whether the cat's feet are healthy and normal to prevent injuries that go undetected and lead to more serious consequences.