A cat that has yellow pus in the eye and is accompanied by sneezing is most likely caused by a cold. The owner needs to help the cat with treatment in time. A small cold is easier to care for and recovers quickly, but it is easier to treat a viral infection. Trouble is, the cat will sneeze and secrete a lot of eye feces at first, and the symptoms will worsen as the condition worsens. Yellow pus eye droppings indicate that the cat’s body is on fire. Help the cat reduce the fire in time to avoid aggravating the cat’s cold. If your cat sneezes continuously, you can take loquat syrup appropriately; if you have eye symptoms, take acyclovir or ribavirin eye drops as soon as possible to avoid chronic conjunctivitis or keratitis.

What to do if a cat has yellow pus in its eyes:

1. Clean its eyes. You can use alcohol-free baby wipes, or It is a wet wipe specially designed for pets to wipe away secretions.

2. Dip a cotton swab into some warm boiling water and wipe it clean. Turn up its upper eyelids to see if the conjunctiva is red and swollen. If the conjunctiva is red and swollen or the whites of the eyes are red, it may be eye inflammation. You can use some eye drops, such as chloramphenicol, ofloxacin or Tobex. These are commonly used eye drops for humans and can be used appropriately for pets.

3. If there are tears and yellow pus secretions, accompanied by respiratory problems, such as sneezing and runny nose, you should consider whether there may be herpes virus or chlamydia. Infection, both cases require antibiotics and taking to the hospital for appropriate examinations.