A cat's anal prolapse cannot heal on its own, and it cannot be treated at home. It needs to be sent to the hospital in time. Many cats suffer from anal prolapse due to persistent diarrhea or constipation, so it is very important for owners to observe their cats' diet and defecation on a daily basis. Different causes require different treatments, and surgery may be necessary in severe cases.

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When a kitten has severe anal prolapse, necrosis of the prolapsed tissue will occur. If necrosis has already occurred, it needs to be taken to the hospital for surgery. It needs to be removed, and during treatment, it needs to be worn with an anti-licking ring to avoid inflammation of the wound.