Is it normal for cats to throw up twice a week?
If your cat is throwing up more than once a week, or even consistently every few weeks, you should see your vet. Frequent or repeated vomiting is not normal behavior for your cat. Cats can get an upset stomach for many reasons. If your cat vomits often, make an appointment with your vet to find the underlying cause.
What happens when a Cat’s Claw is torn off?
Torn claws may occur when the claw becomes snagged on something (carpet, material etc.), or when quickly scrambling up a tree, fence or more seriously, as the result of a motor vehicle accident. In the latter, there are likely to be more severe injuries than just a torn claw. Even if the claw is completely torn off, it will grow back.
How long does it take for a Cat’s Claw to grow back?
In the latter, there are likely to be more severe injuries than just a torn claw. Even if the claw is completely torn off, it will grow back. However, this will take several months. Aside from the torn claw, which will look jagged, loose or completely gone.
When to see the vet for a broken claw?
A broken claw may not need treatment by a vet, particularly if it stops bleeding. However, sometimes this condition continues to be painful or develops an infection, and you’ll need to see the vet. Make a call first to see what the vet recommends. Expect sedation and trimming.
Why do cats need paw and claw care?
Your kitty will need regular paw and claw care to make sure her feet are healthy and happy. Keeping her nails trimmed will save you pain when she jumps up in your lap, keep your belongs from damage, and most importantly keep Kitty from injuring herself.
Torn claws may occur when the claw becomes snagged on something (carpet, material etc.), or when quickly scrambling up a tree, fence or more seriously, as the result of a motor vehicle accident. In the latter, there are likely to be more severe injuries than just a torn claw. Even if the claw is completely torn off, it will grow back.
In the latter, there are likely to be more severe injuries than just a torn claw. Even if the claw is completely torn off, it will grow back. However, this will take several months. Aside from the torn claw, which will look jagged, loose or completely gone.
A broken claw may not need treatment by a vet, particularly if it stops bleeding. However, sometimes this condition continues to be painful or develops an infection, and you’ll need to see the vet. Make a call first to see what the vet recommends. Expect sedation and trimming.
What should I do if my cat broke his paw?
Or, if it won’t stop bleeding, press cornstarch or flour into the end of the claw, or rub a bar of across it a few times. If the bleeding still won’t stop, or if there’s swelling, redness, heat, or pus, take your cat to a vet for treatment. For more advice from our Veterinary co-author, like how to bandage your cat’s paw, read on!
