If your cat is burned, you can first use running water to cool the burned area, and then send it to the hospital for first aid. If a cat has a fishbone or other foreign object stuck in its throat, you can try to remove it first. If that doesn't work, it's best to take the cat to the hospital. When a foreign object enters the cat's eyes, do not let the cat scratch the eyes. It is best to go to the hospital and let the doctor handle it.

Cat burns

If your cat is accidentally scalded, you cannot apply ointment immediately. You need to rinse the affected area with running water first. You can first wrap the cat with a towel and quickly cool the burned area with running water. If the cat is scalded all over, you need to quickly soak the cat in water, wrap the cat with a cold wet towel, and let the cat lie on its side on a wooden board before sending it to the hospital for emergency treatment.

Cat stuck in throat

If it is found that the cat's throat is stuck with a fishbone, the owner can use a flashlight to illuminate the inside of the throat, and then carefully try to remove the foreign body with tweezers with a round tip. If you find it difficult, don’t force it and take your cat to the hospital as soon as possible.

Cats are obsessed with eyes

If a foreign object enters the cat's eyes, the cat will constantly rub the bloodshot and tearful eyes. Owners must not use eye drops or water to help cats clean foreign objects, as this may aggravate the cat's condition. It is best to go to the doctor immediately, and it will be more appropriate for the doctor to handle it urgently.