Some cats have clean hair on their faces, while others have obvious tear stains on their faces. Cats will have tear stains when they are not raised properly, especially short-nosed cats like Garfield, which are prone to tear stains. In terms of care, how to prevent tear stains in Garfield cats?

The nasolacrimal ducts of cats like Garfield are relatively short, and the secreted tears cannot be discharged in time, so their tears are easier to accumulate in the eyes. Over time, a large amount of reddish-brown material will be produced, causing the hair to discolor and form obvious of tears.

When raising this kind of short-nosed cat, you must be very diligent in wiping the cat’s tears, gently wipe away the tears and eye stains with paper towels in time, and keep the cat’s skin and hair as dry as possible, and it will be fine. to avoid the appearance of tear stains.

In addition to the daily secretion of tears, Garfield cats may shed more tears when they eat improperly or when they are stimulated by dust or other stimuli. While cleaning up the tears in a timely manner, the cat should also try to avoid these problems.

If the cat has symptoms of red and swollen eyes and an increase in eye feces at the same time, it is likely to be caused by eye inflammation. It is recommended that the poop remover take Garfield to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.