The first aid method for cats to be shocked is as follows:
1. If you need to send it to the hospital in time, use a blanket as a stretcher, place the cat flat and gently on the blanket. Ask someone to help lift the blanket carefully and place it on a smooth countertop. If the cat has difficulty breathing, lie on its side so that its head is down. Open its mouth and pull its tongue forward. Use the medicinal cotton to gently wipe the mucus in your mouth. Do not let the cat lie on one side for more than five to fifteen minutes, and do not feed it any food. When taking the cat to the vet, lower the blanket into a safe box or box.
2. Before we send to the hospital, we can take some first aid measures to unblock the airway, provide oxygen, open venous channels, keep warm for low temperatures, and physically cool for high heat.
3. If the cat is in heatstroke and shock, the cat will keep drooling, breathing quickly and difficult, and its head is hot, showing a semi-misunderstood shape. Try to cool down first. Wet the whole body, water it with ice or cold water, and then hurry to the hospital. Don’t cool down on your own for too long, as improper first aid will cause the temperature to lose. Measure the anal temperature at any time. If the temperature is too low, keep it warm immediately.
4. When you are electrocuted, check whether there are any symptoms of shock, carefully unplug the power supply, and check whether there are heartbeats and breathing.