How to treat interdigital inflammation in cats

Treatment of interdigital inflammation in cats:
1. The owner must first disinfect and sterilize the affected area of the cat. If there is a pustule in the affected area, the pustule must be squeezed out first.
2. After cleaning the affected area, the owner should apply topical antibiotic ointment or erythromycin ointment and other drugs to the wound.
3. The owner should wrap the cat's feet, then reduce the cat's range of activities as much as possible, keep the cat's living environment dry, clean and sanitary, and wear a collar on the cat to prevent the cat from licking the soles of the feet.
4. The treatment cycle for cat interdigital inflammation is about 7 days. The owner needs to give the cat medicine every day until the cat recovers.
The ways to avoid interdigital inflammation in cats are as follows:
1. The owner should keep the cat’s feet dry and clean.
2. It is important to trim the cat’s paw hair and nails regularly.
3. When the cat’s feet are contaminated with dirt, the owner should rinse them promptly with clean water and then blow dry.
4. Owners should also pay attention to keeping the cat’s living environment dry and clean, and check the cat’s meat pads regularly.
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