For cat owners, it is a very common problem for cats to shed tears and have excessive eye excrement. So what should you do when your furry child at home shows these symptoms?

If your cat has eye feces near the corners of its eyes, and sometimes it appears in a sticky, hard paste, it means there is something abnormal, and it may be a symptom of some eye diseases and inflammation. ​​​​​​

First of all, if there is a small amount of eye mucus in the corner of the cat's eyes, it can be wiped clean with a wet towel. At this time, parents don’t have to worry, just use wet wipes to wipe the cat’s eyes clean.

Secondly, cats getting angry can also lead to an increase in eye feces. Eye feces may be sticky and smelly, making the cat's eyes red and difficult to clean. At this time, it is recommended to use pet eye drops and give the cat eye drops 2-3 times a day.

Finally, when a cat is infected with dacryocystitis, he often sheds tears and the eye feces is yellow-green. In this case, you can first use chloramphenicol eye ointment, put a few drops on the cat, rinse the secretions from the corners of the eyes, and then use chlortetracycline eye ointment to treat it.