The reasons why blue cats shed tears:

1. Dietary problems: If blue cats eat too much hot food or salty cat food, they will easily get angry and shed tears. It is necessary for the owner to adjust the diet structure and not feed too many foods that are easy to get angry.

2. Insufficient eye cleaning: If the owner does not clean the eyes in time, a large number of bacteria will breed over time, causing eye discomfort and tearing. Therefore, the owner needs to wipe the condensed dirt from the blue cat’s eyes with a clean wet towel every day.

3. Inverted eyelashes: The facial structure of blue cats is relatively crowded, and their eyes are easily stimulated by long hairs and cause tears. It is best for owners to regularly trim the excessively long hair around the eyes of blue cats.

4. Sickness: Blue cats may shed tears when they are sick, such as colds, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, nasal congestion, glaucoma, etc. It is best to go to the hospital for examination.

5. Foreign objects enter the eyes: If a foreign object enters the eyes of a blue cat, the blue cat will feel uncomfortable and cry. The foreign object must be removed in time. If it cannot be removed, you need to go to the hospital for treatment.

6. Bacterial or bacterial infection: Bacterial or bacterial infection can cause blue cats to shed excessive tears. In this case, blue cats can be given anti-inflammatory eye drops.

7. Innate: Some breeds of blue cats are born to shed tears easily. Some cats are born with narrow or blocked tear ducts due to genetic problems. Owners should remove the tears from blue cats in time.

8. Teeth changing period: During the teeth changing period, blue cats’ facial growth changes will put pressure on the tear ducts, and they will also start to shed tears in this case. Usually kittens have finished teething, and if the teething period is maintained well, tears and tear stains will be relieved.