Cats are usually naughty and love to play. They like to be aggressive when meeting other cats. When they are injured, in order to reduce the infection of the wound, they must clean and bandage it in time. If the wound is treated promptly, the recovery will be faster. Hurry up, let’s share the following specific measures to deal with wounds. The owner may wish to go down the body to understand.

1. Clean the wound

When a cat is injured, bacteria, dust, hair and other dirt will inevitably stick to the wound. If it is not treated in time, it will easily become infected and suppurate. Therefore, to clean the cat's wounds, you can use hydrogen peroxide to clean the cat. Be careful when cleaning, and try to be as gentle as possible, otherwise the cat will resist biting and it will be bad. Finally, use iodophor to disinfect the wound.

2. Bandage the wound

After cleaning, continue to spray the wound with Petsuto to help speed up the healing of the wound. In order to better protect the affected area of ​​the wound, you can prepare gauze, cotton, etc., and bandage the wound. The bandaging range needs to be The affected area is larger than the wound, and the tightness needs to be controlled. Do not tighten it too tightly to avoid bleeding. Just leave a finger area. In order to prevent the cat from licking, put a headgear on the cat.

3. Supplement nutrition

After treating the wound, nutritional supplements also need to be paid attention to. Therefore, the owner cannot just feed the cat some food, but can give it some nutritious meat. For example: chicken, beef, fish, etc., make your own nutritious meals. Only when the cat eats well will his immunity be strengthened. Then the owner should protect the cat's wound in the later stage, and never expose it to water or strenuous exercise and other behaviors that damage the wound. Otherwise, the wound will recur and the treatment time will be much longer.