After a cat is scalded, it can usually be cured within 7-10 days. However, the recovery time of cats with different degrees of burns is also different. It mainly depends on the severity of the cat's burn, the area of ​​the injury, nursing measures, and the cat's body. Depends on the healing status. If the burnt area of ​​your cat is very serious and has not healed within ten days, it is recommended that you send it to a pet hospital for treatment immediately.

How to deal with a scalded cat:

1. If a cat is scalded by hot water, first quickly move the cat’s position and check the burned area, and then Gently rinse the burned area with cold water.

2. After rinsing, the wound should be lightly bandaged with gauze. This is mainly to prevent the cat from licking the wound with its tongue. If you have a ready-made ice pack at home, you can apply it to the cat, but the time should not be too long to avoid freezing the cat's skin tissue.

3. When rinsing, it was found that the cat’s burnt area was very serious. Then you should immediately send it to a pet hospital for treatment after first aid treatment. Listen to the veterinarian's instructions, choose the appropriate ointment to apply, and then bandage it to prevent the wound from getting infected.