First observe the degree of bleeding. If it is only a little bleeding, bandage the cat, sprinkle some Yunnan Baiyao to stop the bleeding and disinfect it, and then wrap the wound with gauze. To prevent your cat from licking the wound, wear an Elizabethan collar until the wound heals. If the wound is large, the bleeding is heavy, and the bleeding cannot be stopped at home, it is recommended to send it to a pet hospital for treatment in time.

How to trim your cat’s nails correctly?

Cat nails are shaped differently from human nails. Human nails are flat, while cat nails are thin and round. It is easy to split the cat's nails with human nail clippers, so use cat nail clippers with arc-shaped blades. Before trimming their nails, hold their paws frequently and pet them to let them know that holding their paws is a friendly gesture. Gently grab the cat, cradling its chest with one hand and grabbing its paws with the other. Gently press the sole of the foot to expose the melon seeds, and use nail scissors to gently cut off the white claw tips. There are blood vessels at the middle and back end of a cat’s nails, which is the pink part. Be careful not to cut into the pink part, otherwise it will bleed. And it is likely to leave a psychological shadow on the cat, and it will not be allowed to cut its nails from now on. ​​​​​​​ Every time after you trim your cat's nails, pet and caress the cat to soothe it. The most practical thing is to show canned cats or other foods that cats like to eat as a reward. Gradually, the cat will think that nail clipping is related to food, and will not be so averse to nail clipping.