Whether a cat's paws can heal on its own depends on the situation. If the cat's paws are slightly swollen, they may heal on their own, but if the swelling is severe, internal and external medications are needed to resolve the problem. Swelling problem.

Solutions to swollen cat paws:

1. If it is caused by interdigital inflammation, the wound needs to be treated thoroughly, usually with normal saline or metronidazole injection fluid, and then need to be treated with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs.

2. If it is caused by trauma, the wound needs to be debrided and disinfected to prevent infection.

3. If it is caused by external parasite infection, the cat should be dewormed promptly and regularly.