It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, and cats are no exception. Every cat has a pair of very beautiful eyes, especially when the pupils are dilated and widened, almost no one can escape their charm.

But when there is always a lump of eye droppings stuck under such a pair of beautiful and beautiful eyes...it will affect the appearance of our cats, right?

It is normal for cats to have eye mucus, just like we humans also have eye mucus after waking up. But if your cat has eye mucus all the time and it comes back again after you wipe it off, that’s not normal.

Inflammation due to internal heat

If a cat eats only dry cat food for a long time and does not like to drink water, it will get angry and inflamed due to lack of vitamin and fiber supplements, resulting in increased eye secretions and dry eye mucus.

Therefore, in addition to cat food, cat owners will also buy various snacks and nutritional products for cats. Some cat owners will even cook nutritious cat rice for cats to eat, which can prevent cats from getting sick. fire. But the most important thing is that cats still need to drink more water.

Bacterial or viral infection

If a cat is infected with a virus or bacteria, it will develop a series of symptoms, including excessive eye feces and dry eyes.

Therefore, scavengers should pay more attention to indoor hygiene and check the cat’s eyes diligently. If you find that your cat has excessive eye droppings, red and swollen eyes, and conjunctival congestion, it is possible that your cat has conjunctivitis.

If it is conjunctivitis, the secretions around the cat’s eyes should be cleaned up at this time, and the cat’s TQ Cat Eye Drops should be used to sterilize and reduce inflammation in time until it fully recovers. If ulcers appear around the eyes, you need to seek medical treatment.

The eye was accidentally injured

Sometimes, when cats’ eyes are accidentally injured, more eye feces will be secreted around the corners of their eyes due to eye discomfort.

At this time, the cat’s eye droppings are mostly in the form of dark red gelatin, or yellow eye droppings with bloodshot eyes. If this is the case, you can try cat-specific eye drops first. In severe cases, you need to seek medical treatment.

Maybe you have cat nasal branch

If the cat not only has excessive eye droppings but is also accompanied by a series of symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, coughing, red eyes, etc., then the cat is most likely suffering from cat cold or nasal congestion. At this time, you should also consider feeding the cat. Think lysine to fight viruses.

However, cat nasal branch is not easy to cure, and it will recur, so medical treatment is more reliable. So in order not to let the cat suffer, but also toSave yourself some money. Poop scoopers should pay more attention to the health of their cats. Anything wrong may be a signal sent by your cat to you. Don’t ignore it.