A cat's inability to open its eyes may be caused by internal heat, foreign body influence, eye inflammation, etc. When a cat appears in this situation, the owner can first check the cat's eyes quietly. If there is foreign matter in the eyes, it needs to be removed in time. But if there are no foreign objects present, and the cat is accompanied by abnormal symptoms such as tears, red and swollen eyes, excessive eye feces, loss of appetite, elevated body temperature, it needs to go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid delaying the condition.

1. Getting angry

If the owner often feeds the cat dry, greasy food, and the cat rarely drinks water, it is easy to get angry. After the cat gets angry, there will be a lot of eye mucus in the cat's eyes. If it is not cleaned up in time, it will lead to The upper and lower eyelids are stuck together with secretions, and the cat will be unable to open its eyes. At this time, the owner needs to adjust the cat's diet in time, stop feeding high-fat and high-salt food, and do not feed human meals. It is best to choose low-salt and low-fat cat food as the staple food. You can also add some vegetables appropriately and give it to the cat at the same time. Provide sufficient drinking water.

2. Impact of foreign matter

If dust, hair, mosquitoes and other foreign objects enter the cat's eyes, the foreign objects will affect the eyes and cause the cat's eyes to be unable to open. In this regard, it is recommended that the owner gently open the cat's eyes to check. If a foreign body is found, the eyes can be flushed with saline, so that the foreign body will naturally flow out with the saline, and then antibacterial and anti-inflammatory eye drops can be used to prevent infection.

3. Eye inflammation

When cats suffer from eye inflammations such as conjunctivitis and keratitis caused by bacteria or viruses, they will have symptoms such as red and swollen eyes that cannot be opened, tearing, photophobia, and excessive eye feces. If it is caused by a viral infection, it will also be accompanied by sneezing, runny nose, cough, and elevated body temperature. If you find that your cat has these symptoms, you must go to the pet hospital for examination in time, and then receive symptomatic treatment based on the examination results.