Some cat paralysis can heal on its own, while others require treatment to recover. If the cat only suffers from temporary nerve compression and is temporarily unable to move its limbs, it will return to normal after the compression is relieved. If the cervical spine or spinal nerves are injured, it is generally impossible to heal on their own. Instead, treatment is required to restore health. Surgery can be repaired, or electroacupuncture stimulation can be used.
Pet News
Sep 03,2025
Can paralyzed cats heal on their own?
Sarah Johnson
Healthcare Technology Correspondent

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