Does cat leg necrosis require amputation?

Amputation is not necessarily required, but amputation can prevent the disease. After a cat breaks its leg, it can be treated if there is no comminuted fracture or muscle necrosis. If the owner finds that the cat cannot move its leg for a while after the fall, it should be sent to the doctor in time. It is necessary to know the treatment method after further diagnosis by the doctor, so as not to delay the treatment opportunity.
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