How to deal with a broken cat’s tail:

1. Clean the wound. When a cat is found to be injured, flushing and disinfecting it with physiological saline can avoid wound infection to a large extent, especially when the area around the wound is very dirty.

2. Bandage the wound. If the wound has been exposed to the air, it will be exposed to a lot of bacteria and dust, and it will be prone to infection and suppuration. Therefore, when you find that your cat is injured, you need to prepare gauze and cotton to bandage the cat.

3. Wear an Elizabethan circle. To prevent scratching and licking of the affected area, an Elizabethan band should be worn at all times.

4. Supplement nutrition. Injured cats are generally weak and must have a balanced diet. You can give the cat more meat, fruits and vegetables, along with nutritional ointments, canned food, etc. to speed up the recovery of the wound.

5. Isolated breeding. If there are multiple cats at home, the owner should keep them separately to prevent further injuries from fighting.

6. Pay attention to rest. During the recovery period after the cat's wound is bandaged, you should pay attention to rest, reduce exercise, rest more and exercise less, which is beneficial to the scab recovery of the wound.