Parents who have Garfield cats at home will find that Garfield’s eyes often look full of tears, and they feel as if they have been wronged, but in fact they are not. Because Garfield's nose is flat, the nasolacrimal ducts are relatively short, and tears cannot evaporate through the nasolacrimal ducts, so they often have watery eyes. In this case, just wipe it frequently. In addition to normal physiological problems, there are also pathological problems.

Why is Garfield crying all the time?

Garfield cats that always shed tears may be eye inflammation, or the cat is suffering from rhinitis and feline distemper. In this case, the owner should carefully identify >What causes the cat to shed tears? Send it to the hospital for treatment in time.

In fact, it is very common for Garfield cats to have eye inflammation. When Garfield cats’ eyes often shed tears, when there is an increase in secretions around the eyes, and when the eyes become suppurative and red and swollen, then Garfield cats’ eyes are inflamed.

There are several conditions when Garfield cats' eyes become inflamed, such as conjunctivitis and keratitis. At this time, Garfield cats' eyes will shed tears. This situation is also very easy to solve. Just go to the drugstore and buy some eye medicine.

If Garfield cat’s eyes are inflamed, human eye medicines can also be used. For example, we can use chloramphenicol eye drops or acyclovir eye drops to give it at home to reduce inflammation in its eyes.

In addition, Garfield's eyes may be tearing due to physical reasons. Be sure to take him to the pet hospital for medical treatment in time. Some cat diseases that can cause eye inflammation in Garfield cats include feline nasal congestion and feline distemper. These can cause eye inflammation in Garfield cats, and if they have symptoms such as sneezing, fever, etc., they must go to their pet hospital for examination immediately.