Frostbite

General information on Frostbite

Frostbite occurs as a result of being exposed to freezing or subfreezing temperatures. Typically, Frostbite affects toes, scrotum, tail and ears.

Symptoms of Frostbite

Symptoms of Frostbite in cats may include pale, white or gray skin. As circulation returns the skin may appear swollen and red and may turn black. The skin may peel at this point.

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Treatments for Frostbite

Use warm, not hot water to warm the affected areas. Do not use dry heat. Dry the area, but do not rub or massage it. Get you cat to the vet immediately, making sure to keep it warm during the trip. Your vet will examine the skin and decide the best course of treatment.

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