Cat tears in one eye may be caused by foreign body stimulation, unhealthy eating habits, trichiasis, trauma, conjunctivitis, keratitis, etc. It needs to be relieved through general treatment, drugs, physical therapy, etc., and through active cooperation Treatment by a doctor can reduce damage to the eyes and help control symptoms and conditions. If the disease worsens, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a regular pet hospital for treatment.

1. Irritation from foreign bodies

If a cat’s eyes are irritated by foreign bodies, such as pollen, dust, etc., it will stimulate the tear glands and secrete excessive tears. This is a normal phenomenon and generally does not require special treatment.

2. Unhealthy eating habits

If you often eat salty food, it will damage the kidneys and prevent the salt in the body from being excreted through tears. You need to adjust your diet. As a rule of thumb, you should not eat cat food or canned cats that contain too much salt.

3. Trichiasis

Mainly the eyelashes grow into the eyeball, which will irritate the conjunctiva and cause tears. Professional doctors need to use tools to pull out the trichiasis. Can bring the eye area back to normal.

IV. Trauma

If the eye area is hit or squeezed, it will cause local soft tissue damage, causing symptoms such as increased tears, red and swollen eyes, etc. You can take non-toxic drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotic treatment.

5. Conjunctivitis

It is mainly caused by bacterial infection. Symptoms such as conjunctival congestion, swelling and pain will occur after the disease. It will also affect the secretion of lacrimal glands, resulting in increased tears. You need to follow the doctor's advice Treat with specialized pet antibiotic eye drops.

6. Keratitis

When the cornea is stimulated by inflammation, it will cause the tear duct to be blocked, causing tears, and it will also be accompanied by eye swelling and pain. You need to follow the doctor's advice and take antibiotics. .

To take good eye care in daily life, you can ask a professional doctor to rinse your eyes with running water to reduce the growth of bacteria and help with disease recovery.