Causes for redness in one eye of a cat:

1. It may be infected keratitis or conjunctivitis, with symptoms of one or both eyes showing tearing and eye secretion. Abnormalities (white to yellow discharge), blindness (half-closed eyes), conjunctivitis (red eyes), angiogenesis (a mass of red blood), etc.

2. If the cat’s eyes are infected by bacteria or other germs, causing the cat’s eyes to become red, you can use eyewash to clean them, and then use anti-inflammatory eye drops on time, and they will recover after a while. 3. Cats suffer from internal heat due to high ambient temperature, overly greasy food, and lack of drinking water. Cats should be allowed to drink more water and eat some fruits that reduce internal heat.

4. The capillaries in the cat’s eyes may rupture. Pay attention to hygiene and do not touch the wound with water. Do not touch the wound with your hands.

How to prevent red eyes in cats:

1. Vaccination: Do a good job in preventing feline herpes virus infection;

2. Reduce Stress: Reduce the recurrence rate of feline herpes virus type I keratitis;

3. Do a good job of cleaning and disinfection: After contact with small animals whose immune health status cannot be determined, do a good job of cleaning and disinfection before interacting with healthy animals. Contact;

4. Observe more and have regular physical examinations.