My cat's toe pad is swollen and he's limping. What should I do?

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My cat has a swollen toe on one of his soft pads. He is almost 2 yrs this may and we saw the swelling last night . He is limping but no serious signs Just swelling. Pet's info: Cat | Mixed Breed | Male | neutered | 9 months and 1 day old | 10 lbs

Jessica Desrosiers · Accepted Answer

That is concerning. I would bring Gamora to your vet right away. It is possible there is an abscess (infection) under the skin or nailbed, tumor or growth, blister, or other issues that should be examined, cleaned, and treated. Keeping Gamora from licking it and reducing activity can help until you can get to your vet.

My cat's toe pad is swollen and he's limping. What should I do?

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