Cat Asphyxia

If your cat presents problems to breathe, the first step that you have to follow is clean the air way pulling the tongue forwards; then stick your finger inside carefully to remove any rest of mucus or to identify the presence of some object; marble, ball, bones etc.  Sometimes it is necessary to withdraw the mucus with an aspiration pump for babies.

For aspiration you must introduce the pump previously compressed with the fingers into the throat carefully not to hurt the area; then, stop pressing the pump so it can suck the mucus and withdraw it. If necessary, repeat it all over again as many times as necessary. If you don't have a pump, take your animal to the veterinarian immediately. 

Cat Bone Fractures
If you cat suffers a fracture, the first thing you must do it take it calmly. You must not press strongly to identify the affected zone, touching the area you will probably notice inflammation, heat and pain, especially pain. If the fracture is exposed, or, the bone penetrates the skin, and there is hemorrhage, put on a turnstile and a clean bandage. 

If the fracture is in the leg and not exposed, try to arrange it with newspaper and a knot. If it was run over and presents multiple fractures, you must transport it on a flat surface or with a blanket. In all cases, take it urgently to the veterinarian.

Cat Electrocution
It is common for young animals, out of curiosity, to bite electrical cables or stick their nose in sockets. 

Some signs they present are: noisy and difficulty to breathe, local burns in lips and tongue, muscular contractions, loss of conscience. The only thing you can do is take it urgently to the veterinarian.