Whether a cat's eye injury can heal on its own depends on the situation. If it is just a simple scratch or a minor wound on the outer eyelid, it can heal on its own as long as it is disinfected and bandaged in time to prevent infection. But if the retina or eyeball is damaged, it will be difficult to heal on its own. If the weather is hot and the injured wound is exposed to the air for a long time, there is a risk of infection and suppuration. If the wound area is large, in addition to disinfection, it also needs to be bandaged in time to prevent the wound from festering.

Methods for treating cat eye injuries:

1. When a cat is injured, the first step is to use saline to clean the dust near the wound. If the dust Failure to clean it in time will only accelerate the rate of wound infection.

2. After cleaning the wound, continue to sprinkle the wound with Petsuhe. In order to better protect the animal, do not expose it to the air for a long time. It will be more effective in healing the wound.

3. Generally, minor wounds can recover quickly under the care of the owner. However, in the later care, supplies must be changed frequently, and the cat must be disinfected frequently, and inflammation and suppuration have not yet appeared. The situation will recover within a week. At the same time, it is better to supplement nutrition to the cat. If possible, it is best to take the cat to bask in the sun more to promote wound healing.