Red, swollen and discharged eyes in cats may be caused by unhealthy eating habits, foreign body irritation, mosquito bites, conjunctivitis, keratitis, corneal ulcers, etc. First, if it is caused by unhealthy eating habits, the symptoms can be reduced by adjusting the eating habits. It will gradually subside, and owners generally do not need to worry too much. Secondly, if there are still uncomfortable symptoms, such as eye redness, swelling, pain, etc., it is recommended that the owner take the cat for medical treatment in time.

1. Unhealthy eating habits

If you often feed your cat dry and salty food, it will affect the absorption of water in the body, stimulate the tear gland area, and cause tears. If it is not improved in time, it will cause If local secretions increase, you need to adjust your eating habits. You should not feed your cat dry or salty food, mainly cat food.

2. Foreign body irritation

If the eyes are irritated by dust and pollen, it will lead to an increase in tears. If not corrected in time, secretions may be formed, and the eyes will be red and swollen, so you need to use mobile water. Rinse with normal saline.

3. Mosquito bites

When the local skin is bitten by mosquitoes, it will cause redness, swelling, pus, and secretions. You need to use glucocorticoid ointments as directed by your doctor.

4. Conjunctivitis

Usually caused by bacterial and viral infections, symptoms such as eye redness, conjunctival congestion, and pain will occur. It will also lead to a continued increase in eye secretions, which requires Take pet-specific antibiotics and antiviral medications as directed by your doctor.

5. Keratitis

Usually caused by viral and fungal infections. The disease can cause corneal damage, causing tears, blurred vision and other symptoms. In severe cases, it may cause local inflammation. If purulent discharge occurs, you need to follow the doctor's advice and take antiviral and antifungal medication.

6. Corneal ulcer

Mainly caused by inflammation and necrosis of corneal tissue, it is caused by pathogenic microbial infection, which can lead to vision loss. When local inflammation occurs, secretions will be formed, which requires Surgical treatment is performed under the supervision of a doctor.

During the treatment period, it is recommended that the owner cleans the cat's eyes. You can use cotton swabs to soak up the secretions, or you can use running water to rinse them, which will help with disease recovery.