Swollen paws of cats

Firstly, the owner needs to immediately check whether there are any foreign objects in the cat's pads and toes, and help the cat remove the foreign objects. If the wound caused by the foreign object is deep, it can also be treated in the hospital. Secondly, the owner needs to clean the affected area and disinfect it, and finally apply an antiseptic ointment. Finally, if it is a fungal or bacterial infection, and the cat shows symptoms of itching in the paws, it may be interdigital inflammation, and the owner needs to take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in a timely manner.

Cat's paws swollen and not touching the ground

When a cat has this condition, the owner can first check if there are any foreign objects inserted into the cat's paws. As cats also have a playful nature and are active, they may get injured while playing. After the check, if there are foreign objects inserted into the cat's paws, the owner can try to remove them, but remember to use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs on the wound to prevent infection after removing the foreign objects.

Swollen hind paws of cats

Swelling of the hind paws of a cat may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Due to trauma, such as being squeezed by a door or injured while jumping. 2. It may be caused by mosquito bites leading to local skin allergies and swelling. 3. It may be caused by local joint disease, resulting in severe non-inflammatory reactions, leading to swelling.

What if a cat's paws are hot?

Hot paws of a cat may indicate a rise in body temperature. When a cat has just finished intense exercise or is in a tense state, there may be a brief rise in temperature, which causes the cat's pads to heat up, even increase in respiratory rate. The temperature will gradually return to normal after the cat calms down. If the cat's paws remain hot for a long time and the body temperature remains high, the owner needs to give the cat fever-reducing treatment, such as wiping the pads and abdomen with alcohol and reducing the ambient temperature.