Cat tear stains can be removed. As long as the owner pays more attention to helping the cat clean in daily life and persists for a long time, the cat's tear stain problem can be completely solved. Tear stains in cats can be alleviated by improving diet and regular care. In daily life, you can take care of your cat regularly and use wet wipes to wipe the corners of its eyes to prevent its hair from turning yellow. Owners can use hot towels to apply hot compresses to the cat’s eyes to promote blood circulation in the cat’s eyes. If your cat has excessive eye secretions, you can clean the cat's eyes with sterilizing eye drops for a week. If your cat's tear stains are serious, you can also mix starch and boric acid powder with water, stir it slightly, and gently brush it on the area with tear stains, and then remove it after it dries.

Causes of cat tear stains:

1. Cat trichiasis irritates the eyes, which will cause the cat to shed tears and form tear stains. Severe trichiasis in cats may also cause damage to the cat's cornea, causing eye damage to the cat. The cat needs to be taken to a pet hospital for treatment in time.

2. Cat eye diseases may also cause tear stains in cats, such as keratitis and conjunctivitis in cats, which can cause symptoms such as eye pain, tearing, and increased eye secretions.

3. Cats’ eyes may experience severe tearing due to external stimulation, such as dust contact, bacterial infection of the eyes, etc.

4. When a cat has ear mites, its ears will be very itchy, and the cat will frequently scratch its ears with its hind feet, which will stimulate the lacrimal glands to secrete tears, thus forming tear stains.