1. If a cat’s eyes have pus discharge, it will generally not heal on its own. It is recommended to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

2. Many cats have different sequelae because viral conjunctivitis is not properly treated. Some cats have decreased vision, eye pain, fear of light, dare not go to the sun, or even blindness. Become an eyeless cat.

3. If it is found that its eyes have red and swollen conjunctiva or cornea, then we need to do a check-up on it to see if it has certain problems with its eyes.

Getting angry can also cause cats to shed tears and produce a lot of eye feces. But this is not a serious illness, so don’t worry. First wash your eyes carefully with salt water, and then wipe your eyes with chloramphenicol drops. Because your kitten’s eyes are more serious, it is recommended that you treat it three times a day. 1 day later and then 2 times a day. We also encourage you to drink plenty of water and you will be healed in no time.

If it is found that the kitten has eye problems caused by trauma, it is recommended not to deal with it on your own, but to send it to the doctor for disinfection. At the same time, use antibacterial eye drops to help relieve the eye problem. Special reminder: If the inflammation and pus discharge caused by trauma is severe, it may cause fever.

If there is an ulcer on the cornea, then this is a relatively big problem, and professional examination equipment and medication are required. If after using eye drops, the redness and swelling gradually improve, and the secretions also improve, then we can use eye drops for another three to five days and continue to observe its condition. If there are respiratory symptoms at the same time, then we will do a herpes virus test.

Tip: In daily life, keep the indoor ventilated and breathable, let the natural wind flow indoors, take away moisture and dryness, and keep the indoor dry. Check your cat's eyes after getting up every morning. If there is eye feces or tears, wipe them away in time and keep them clean to avoid bacterial growth and tear stains.