To know whether a cat's fall is serious, you can judge by observing the cat's walking posture, energy and appetite, and whether there is bleeding. First of all, if the cat has abnormal walking posture after a fall, appears to be limping, or even unable to walk, it means that the cat has fractures and internal injuries and needs timely medical treatment. Secondly, if the cat’s energy and appetite are very poor, it also means that the situation is very serious. Finally, if the cat has bleeding from the mouth or nasal cavity, it is very serious at this time and may be life-threatening at any time.
1. Observe the cat’s walking posture
If the cat’s walking posture is normal after a fall and the cat dares to walk hard on all four legs, it means there is no problem with the limbs. However, if you cannot walk normally, have a limp, or even cannot stand up, it may be a fracture or spinal problem. You need to go to the pet hospital to take an X-ray examination in time to see if there are any fractures or cracks in the limbs.
2. Observe the cat’s spirit and appetite.
If the cat shows symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, and very rapid breathing after a fall, it means that the cat may have suffered a serious illness. Very serious internal injuries. At this time, it is recommended that the owner find a cardboard box to put the cat in, or put it in a schoolbag and hold it flat, and take it to the pet hospital for rescue treatment.
3. Observe whether the cat has bleeding
If you find that blood comes out of the cat’s nose or mouth after falling, it is very serious at this time, indicating that it There may be bleeding in the lungs. At this time, you must go to the doctor immediately and go to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment. If there is massive bleeding in the lungs, it will be difficult to save.
