The cat's claws may be rotten due to being stabbed by foreign objects, such as glass shards, iron nails, etc., causing the claws to become inflamed and ulcerated; the cat's claws are infected with fungi and the skin is damaged; the cat suffers from interdigital inflammation Or cysts between the toes, leading to ulcers on the paws.
Here are the ways to deal with rotten cat's claws. First, remove the cat's claws. Clean the hair around the ulcerated area, and then use saline or hydrogen peroxide to clean and disinfect it.
If the paw is stabbed by a foreign object, apply anti-inflammatory medicine and pet on the paw. Wait for quick closing, and then bandage it; if it is infected by fungus, apply antifungal ointment to the paw; if it is suffering from interdigital inflammation, use special medicine for treatment. Wear an Elizabethan collar on your cat to prevent it from licking its paws.
