Cats will heal themselves if they break a bone. Because cats have a strong ability to heal themselves, if it is only a minor fracture or other non-serious fracture, if the cat’s calcium and protein intake is appropriately increased, the bones will heal quickly. If there is a serious fracture such as bone displacement or bone puncture of internal organs, the bone cannot return to its original position without correction and fixation, resulting in the inability to walk normally or even death. After a cat fractures, it is recommended to take an X-ray to check the fracture condition before deciding whether to receive further treatment.

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General symptoms of cat fractures: pain, lameness, inability to stand on the affected limb, abnormal movement, and bone grinding sounds in the affected area.