Whether a cat can recover from lameness depends on the situation. If the lameness is only caused by soft tissue and ligament damage, it can generally recover on its own as time goes by. If the lameness is caused by bone fractures or fractures, you can recover on your own, but the probability of recovery on your own is relatively small. If it's caused by a fracture, joint disease, or severe calcium deficiency, it won't heal on its own.

The solution to a lame cat's leg is:

1. When the owner finds that the cat's leg is injured, we should first check whether the cat's leg has skin damage or fractures , and ensure that this will be helpful for future treatment.

2. If we cannot accurately determine the condition of the cat's legs, it is recommended to check the cat lying flat on its legs. If the cat is struggling at this time and can move freely after running to the ground, the cat's legs usually have damaged skin.

3. If we find that the cat cannot walk or has difficulty walking. This usually means the cat has a broken bone and there is nothing we can do to help the cat. It is recommended to send the cat to the pet hospital as soon as possible to avoid delaying the development of the disease.