If your cat's hands are only slightly swollen, possibly due to minor trauma or infection, it may be able to recover through its own immunity and ability to heal itself. In this case, the owner can keep the cat's living environment clean to avoid the possibility of bacterial infection, and clean the cat's paws regularly to avoid foreign matter remaining in the paws.

However, if the cat's hands are severely swollen, or accompanied by pain or pus If there are other symptoms, it may be a more serious condition such as fractures or inflammation. In this case, you need to seek medical examination and treatment in time. Your veterinarian may prescribe appropriate medications, including anti-inflammatories and antibiotics, to help your cat recover.