Knowing how to treat a burn in a cat includes knowing how to identify what type of burn your cat has. For instance, there are electrical burns, gas or oil burns, and hot surface burns (i.e. touching the stovetop or hot cookie sheet). Take a look at your cat’s paws and what she was doing prior to the burn to figure out what type of burn it is. Minor burns like touching a hot surface can be treated at home on most occasions. So if your cat accidentally forgets the stove is hot and jumps on it anyway then you will be able to help. Signs of burns include red paws, blisters, overly thick skin and even bleeding. Check your cat’s paws, call your vet, describe the paws, and treat accordingly. Never self treat or apply ointments to burns. Only flush the burn with cool water and apply a cold compress. You can work with your vets Rochester, NY for further treatment if necessary.
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