Cat lameness generally recovers in about one to three months. There is no standard recovery time for lameness in cats, and the cause, degree, treatment method, and the cat’s own physical condition will all affect the speed of recovery. The cat owner only needs to follow the doctor's instructions to care for the cat, avoid strenuous exercise, climbing and falling, etc., and supplement it with calcium and daily nutrients. Recovery will take time, so don't be anxious. In addition, lameness of a cat’s leg cannot heal on its own. The cat must be taken to the pet hospital for treatment in a timely manner. Do not bandage and fix it at will, as it may lead to lifelong disability.

What to do if the cat’s leg is lame:

1. Check the cat’s paws carefully to see if there is any foreign matter stuck in the paw, and clean it up in time to avoid wounds. Infect.

2. Apply medicine and bandage to avoid wound infection and inflammation.

3. If there is no external injury, it is recommended to send it to a pet hospital to check the cause and then carry out targeted treatment.

4. If the cat is lame, you cannot let it run around. You should put the cat in a cat cage, or move the cat’s nest to a quiet place to let the cat rest quietly for a period of time. , to prevent the cat’s legs from being injured again.