When it comes to hairless cats, the first reaction of friends who know it should be "very expensive". Yes, hairless cats are indeed very expensive, and they are relatively difficult to raise among all cat breeds, especially cats. Hairless cats have almost no hair on their bodies, so they are more likely to suffer from skin diseases. In addition to skin diseases, there are also eye problems. Cats of any breed are more likely to suffer from conjunctivitis. So how to treat it?

The hairless cat’s eyes are covered with eye droppings. Is it conjunctivitis?

After a cat suffers from conjunctivitis, the affected eye will appear swollen, the conjunctiva will be flushed, the eyelids will be closed, and there will be bloody and purulent secretions. Kittens often have bloody and purulent secretions that glue their eyes together and make them unable to open their eyes. After it is determined that the cat has conjunctivitis, measures should be taken in time without delaying the cat's condition. If you are not sure whether it is conjunctivitis, you can take the cat to the pet hospital to see a veterinarian in an emergency, and use drugs under the guidance of the veterinarian. Secondly, the cat is definitely suffering from conjunctivitis. Although the cat is suffering from conjunctivitis, it looks scary, but it is not difficult to treat. The earlier it is discovered and treated, the better.

The hairless cat’s eyes are covered with eye droppings. Is it conjunctivitis?

First, wash your hands, and then use clean absorbent cotton dipped in warm light salt water to apply to the cat’s eyes. This can wipe away the secretions around the eyes, and can also sterilize and reduce inflammation. Secondly, slowly open the cat's eyelids and squeeze in 1 to 2 drops of cat-specific eye drops. Do not let the cat close its eyes immediately. Use your hands to gently move the cat's eyelids so that the medicine can penetrate better. Hold on for 10 to 15 seconds, and reapply the cat's eye drops every 2 to 3 hours.

The hairless cat’s eyes are covered with eye droppings. Is it conjunctivitis?

Finally, during the cat’s recovery period, you can help the cat to supplement some nutrients. For example, you can add some nutritional paste to the cat. In addition to what you eat, you should also pay more attention to environmental hygiene to avoid secondary infections.