First of all, I was sorry to hear the news of the cat's injury. If your cat gets caught in the door, here are some ways to deal with it:
Determine the cat's injury: Observe the cat for pain, bleeding, fractures, etc. If the cat is unable to walk or has significant pain, it is advisable to seek help from a veterinarian immediately.
Give the cat a safe environment: Move the cat to a quiet, warm and comfortable place to avoid secondary injury.
Apply cold or heat: If the cat's injury is minor, apply cold or heat to the affected area to reduce pain and swelling.
Stay observant: Keep an eye on the progress of your cat's injury, and seek medical attention immediately if your cat has abnormal symptoms or worsens of the injury.
If the cat has symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite after being caught in the door, does it need to seek medical attention immediately?Or can you observe it for a while?
In addition, I also want to know if there will be sequelae after the cat is caught in the doorFor example, impaired mobility, slow response, etc
If a cat experiences symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite after being caught in the door, it is usually caused by a stress reaction or internal injury, and it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately. These symptoms can be a sign of injury or infection inside the cat's body, so they need to be checked and ** as soon as possible.
As for whether the cat will have sequelae after being caught in the door, it depends on the severity of the pinch and the cat's recovery. If the cat is only slightly injured, it is possible to gradually return to normal movement and reflexes with time and proper care (e.g., cold compresses, hot compresses, etc.). However, if the cat is severely pinched, it may lead to sequelae such as impaired mobility and unresponsiveness. This requires a detailed examination and ** by a veterinarian to help the cat recover.
In short, if the cat has abnormal symptoms or worsens the injury after being caught in the door, it should seek medical attention immediately. Giving your cat's love and care during their time can help promote their recovery.