A cat that has been pinched by a door and meows loudly is a sign of pain. You need to check the cat immediately to see if there is any injury or fracture. If the cat reacts strongly, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination to avoid life-threatening injuries.

How to tell if a cat is injured?

1. Cat injuries are divided into surface injuries and internal injuries.

2. If the cat's body surface is injured, you can pull away the cat's hair and carefully check whether there are any wounds, scratches, etc. on the body surface.

3. Internal injuries are mainly caused by bones and organs. Superficial fractures can be felt, but deep bones can only be seen by taking X-rays. Organ injuries cannot be touched and require B-ultrasound examination. In summary, it is recommended to take him to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

4. Put the cat in a quiet place and call it to see if it can walk normally. If there is no problem with walking, it can be preliminarily determined that the cat has no fractures, bone cracks, joint injuries or other hard injuries.

5. Visceral damage or stress injury requires professional equipment to check. If there is no hidden damage, it needs to be observed for three to five days to see if the cat has secondary visceral damage or organ and soft tissue damage. .