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There ya go your experience out trumps mine. Green purulent discharge is what I would focus on. Additionally, OP isn't reporting an actual abscess it is just something I mentioned to monitor for. Reread OP.

My point is in working with trauma and wound debridement it is fine for topical use, but never for internal use or pushing it into a deep wound channel via a flush. Regardless we are talking about a minor cat wound here. I'm sure kitty will be fine.

My little fighter of 13 years always heals up fine from fights without need for a vet. Also one point I didn't mention is do not be afraid of using H2O2 on the wound to debride it or remove a crusted over puss layer. Do not flush wounds with it, but yes if it does get to the abscess stage unless...

After you flush and clean the wound, check for foreign bodies in it. I have to remove cat claws from mine frequently as he asks strange cats to kindly leave his territory. @casportpony has great advice there too. I would also reapply the triple antibiotic ointment after treating. Plan on this...