There are different ways that your Persian or another feline may end up burning her paw or another part of her body. For instance, some cats living in warm temperatures can burn the pads on the bottom of their paws simply by walking on hot pavement or other hot surfaces. Cats like the Persian cat are also known for jumping on countertops and even stovetops and other hot surfaces in the home. If this happens and your cat burns her paws, call your vet to find out how to treat the paws or to schedule an immediate appointment. Signs of burns include red paws, blisters, overly thick skin, and even bleeding. If your Persian is limping, refusing to walk, or appears to be in pain this could also be a sign of burns or another injury to the paws. Consult with your veterinarian Anderson, IN for additional information.
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