Reddish-brown cat eye droppings:

1. The cat food that the owner feeds his pet is too low-quality, and it is necessary to change the cat’s food.

2. The owner feeds the cat too much food with high oil and salt content, and the cat’s diet structure is unreasonable.

3. The cat’s lacrimal ducts may be blocked. The owner can first give the cat eye drops to rinse the eyeballs, and then take the cat to the pet hospital to clear the lacrimal ducts.

4. Cats may be suffering from acute infectious diseases such as feline distemper, abdominal distemper, herpes, feline nasal congestion, feline calicivirus, or eye diseases and internal diseases.

5. If a cat continues to secrete reddish-brown eye feces from the corners of its eyes, it may be due to dehydration, internal heat, conjunctivitis, etc.

6. Cats can also get cold due to the cooling environment, not drying after taking a bath, etc., resulting in reddish-brown eye droppings.

7. The owner did not clean the cat’s eye feces in time, and the eye feces was oxidized by the air and turned into reddish brown.

If cats have reddish-brown feces in their eyes, the owner should pay attention to:

1. The owner should pay attention to the cat’s diet, try to feed it light food, and do not feed the cat human food. food.

2. The owner should let the cat drink more water and feed the cat some water-rich food, such as freshly squeezed juice, goat milk powder, etc.

3. When a cat produces a large amount of red eye feces, the owner can use eye drops to reduce the discharge from the cat’s eyes.

4. The owner should promptly clean up the reddish-brown eye droppings in the corners of the cat’s eyes. You can first apply a towel dipped in hot water to soften the eye droppings, and then gently wipe it off with a cotton swab.