The cat doesn’t know where to fight. The wounds all over his body are bleeding and there is mud. The cat owner must deal with it in time. First of all, it is not recommended to take a bath, because it is not good for the wound to touch water. If there is mud on the wound, you can use hot water. Use a towel to slowly and gently wipe away the dirt on the wound, and then check the wound. If bleeding continues, stop the bleeding first and then treat the wound. I will share it below.

1. Wipe the wound clean first

The cat owner must first wipe and clean the mud on the wound. Since bathing is not allowed, you can prepare a hot towel, and then slowly wipe the mud on the wound and the cat’s whole body bit by bit. If If one towel is not enough, you can prepare two towels for wiping. If the wound is covered with hair, you can trim all the hair on the wound. After trimming, the wound is exposed and easy to deal with.

2. First clean the cat’s wound with saline solution

After the cat owner wipes and cleans the dirt and dirt on the wound, the cat owner needs to help with preliminary treatment of the wound. Otherwise, the wound will easily become infected and even develop a fever. In this regard, cat owners can prepare physiological saline and hydrogen peroxide, and then use physiological saline to clean all wounds. Then use cotton swabs dipped in hydrogen peroxide to gently wipe the wounds, and perform the first step of treatment on the wounds.

3. Spray powder on the cat’s wound and bandage it

If the cat’s wound is deep, has a hole, or is an open wound, if the owner does not know how to deal with it at this time, in more serious cases, it needs to be sent to a pet hospital for treatment in time. But if your cat’s wound is shallow, you can choose to treat it at home. After cleaning the cat's wound, hold the cat to prevent it from moving, and spray powder on the wound to cover it. The wound is then covered with cotton and then bandaged with tape and gauze.