The easiest way to remove cat tear stains is to wipe the cat's eyes every day with a hot towel or wet wipes. Secondly, if the tear stains around the cat's eyes are very persistent, you can mix starch and boric acid powder to make a paste and then apply it on the cat's tear stains. After the paste has dried naturally, wipe it clean with a towel. Removed cat tear stains. In addition, in addition to daily cleaning, owners also need to adjust the cat's diet, maintain a light diet, and avoid feeding the cat excessively oily and salty food.

1. Wipe with hot towel or wet wipes

If the cat has tear stains for a short time, the owner can gently wipe away the tear stains with a hot towel or wet wipes. It should be noted that it is best to use baby wipes as wet wipes. These wipes generally do not contain alcohol and mint ingredients, which can avoid affecting the cat’s eyes.

2. Use starch and boric acid powder

Boric acid powder is a kind of external skin medicine. It is usually used to relieve itching and swelling of the skin. It is gentle and non-irritating. If the cat's tear stains are stubborn and cannot be solved by simple scrubbing, you can mix boric acid and starch into a paste, and then apply it on the cat's tear stains. After they dry, you can then clean and scrub to achieve bleaching. a function.

3. Improve diet

If the owner usually feeds his cat greasy food or contains high salt content, it will easily lead to tear stains in the cat. Therefore, in addition to actively helping the cat clean up the tear stains, the owner must also adjust the cat's diet structure, feed the cat some light and easy-to-digest food, and encourage the cat to drink more water, so as to reduce the abnormal secretion of tears and tear stains as much as possible. happened.

Note: For long-term tear stains, one cleaning may not be able to completely remove them, so the owner must be patient and continue to clean them. If the above measures do not work, and the cat also shows increased eye discharge and worsened tear stains, it may be caused by nasolacrimal duct obstruction, and the cat needs to be sent to a pet hospital in time for identification, diagnosis and medication.