If a cat is bitten by a venomous snake, you can generally take the following steps. First, limit the cat's activities and don't let it run around; then wash the wound with clean water, tea, or soapy water; then immediately wrap the bite area with a cloth proximal to the heart to reduce the spread of toxins, but remember not to tighten it for a long time to avoid necrosis of the injured part due to poor blood circulation; cut the bite site with a blade and squeeze out the venom with your hands. In short, try to remove as much venom as possible Dilute and squeeze out the venom to reduce toxins in the body; finally, be sure to send it to the hospital for medical treatment in time.