If a cat’s eyes are inflamed, you should clean the cat’s eyes, wipe them gently with saline, and then buy anti-inflammatory and sterilizing cat eye drops and drop them into the eyes to help treat them. Cat eye inflammation will usually cause abnormalities in the eyes, such as red and swollen eyes, severe eye feces, inability to open the eyes, and excessive tears.

Causes of cat eye inflammation:

1. Cat eye injuries and infections can cause conjunctivitis. In this case, the owner needs to wear an Elizabethan ring on the cat to prevent the cat from getting infected. Scratching due to eye discomfort may lead to further infection.

2. Herpes virus infection. The virus mainly causes conjunctivitis, tearing, and redness and swelling in the cat's eyes. At this time, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for antiviral treatment in time.

3. Some cats may cause eye inflammation due to excessively long eyelashes or inverted eyelashes. They need to go to the hospital to have their eyelashes removed to reduce eye irritation.

4. Cats that eat too much salt or other greasy food can cause eye inflammation. Cat owners should feed their cats light food.