Why does my cat keep bleeding after surgery?

Affected cats may show prolonged bleeding after surgery or injury but rarely bleed spontaneously, probably because of their agility and light weight. The diagnosis is harder to confirm in animals less than 6 months old because their livers may not yet have produced enough of the clotting proteins.

Why does my cat have irritation between her shoulder blades?

Medication was applied by the shelter in this spot between her shoulder blades. Small area of similar irritation under left eye appeared at the same time. She eats, drinks, plays, but this still bothers her. This is the best photo I could get.

What to do about hair loss between Cat’s Shoulder Blades?

It certainly wouldn’t hurt to wash the area between the shoulder blades with a gentle soap, rinse it well, and call the shelter to ask what they used so you can be sure to avoid that product in the future. If, however, the skin lesions get worse rather than better with time, make an appointment with your veterinarian.

How can you tell if your cat has a broken shoulder?

Pain is the first indication that something is wrong with your cat. Cats will try to hide their pain, but you can tell your cat is hurting if you know what to look for: Look for signs of lameness. When your cat sits, stands, or walks, she transfers her weight from the forelimb up through the shoulder.

Pain is the first indication that something is wrong with your cat. Cats will try to hide their pain, but you can tell your cat is hurting if you know what to look for: Look for signs of lameness. When your cat sits, stands, or walks, she transfers her weight from the forelimb up through the shoulder.

What should I do if my cat is bleeding from the foot?

To control bleeding, apply pressure to the wound with a clean towel. Minor tears will stop bleeding in a matter of minutes; however, deeper wounds take longer to stabilize. Also, bleeding may reoccur when the cat walks on the foot. If you cannot stop the bleeding within 10-15 minutes, take your cat to the emergency veterinary clinic. Legs

Medication was applied by the shelter in this spot between her shoulder blades. Small area of similar irritation under left eye appeared at the same time. She eats, drinks, plays, but this still bothers her. This is the best photo I could get.

When to take a bleeding cat to the ER?

If you cannot stop the bleeding within 10-15 minutes, take your cat to the emergency veterinary clinic. Lacerations to the legs often result in significant bleeding if a major vein or artery is severed. Wrap a clean towel around the wound and apply firm pressure.