Can a cat survive after being hit by a car?

Whether a cat can survive after being run over by a car depends on the severity of the cat's injuries. If the car only hit the cat's tail, the cat can still survive. If the cat's head or body is pressed, it may cause visceral rupture or bone damage, causing internal bleeding. Excessive bleeding can lead to shock and eventually death.
What to do if a cat is run over by a car
1. If the cat is on the roadside and the injury is serious, it is recommended that the owner stop the cat’s bleeding in time and then Ask your veterinarian to help to avoid moving your cat and aggravating its injuries.
2. If the cat is in the middle of the road, the owner is best to carefully move it to a stable object, then take measures to stop the bleeding, and send the cat to the hospital for rescue as soon as possible.
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