How long until my cat's paw wounds heal? What's the recovery?

Yes, it is a good sign that Nandu is slowly using his wounded paw to walk! For minor wounds, it take three weeks for the tissue to regrow, but with deeper wounds, it will take longer than that. If there are complications, such as infection, that will delay the healing process further.

It typically takes around two to three weeks for a wound to fully heal, but if it's a deep wound, it will take long. Deep and/or long wounds require stitches to heal, so I would take him into the vet for that if the wound is deep and/or long.

Unfortunately, there is no way to share photos on the forum, but you can request a consult with an expert online to share as many photos as you'd like. If there is a scab on it, that means it is healing and I would leave it alone for now. Monitor it, and if it doesn't appear to be healing or if the area appears to be infected (redness, swelling, warmth to the touch, pus), then I would take Monkey into the vet for an exam.

I would recommend for your kitty to see the veterinarian. Infections tend to heal significantly faster and with less complications with antibiotics. You also will need to make sure he does not lick at the wound as this will make it worse. Have him wear an Elizabethan collar at all times and keep him indoors until it is healed. Typical healing is expected to take 10 to 14 days in most circumstances. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions.

ALthough stitching is the fastest way to heal wounds (5-7days) as it helps sealing of the edges together in the correct alignment, most small flesh wounds such as this will heal over 3-4weeks if kept clean and infection is avoided. You must monitor closely for any heat, swelling or pain which may indicate infection requiring further treatment

I would have Tiger seen by a vet tomorrow. The vet can examine the gash, clean it, and can discuss options to help it heal. This may include cutting back the edges of the gash to make fresh tissue margins to enable the vet to suture the gash closed.

It's a little difficult to see the wound in your picture, but it looks like there might be some discharge on Prince's fur. If he is painful enough that he can't walk I'd be concerned that the wound could be infected or even that it affects the bone. I would recommend having a veterinarian examine Prince's leg - they might recommend taking an x-ray or may recommend antibiotics. If there's a large wound they might even recommend surgical repair.