If a kitten has pus from its eyes, the owner should clean the eyes, adjust its diet, and seek medical attention promptly. Use a cotton swab dipped in physiological saline and gently wipe the cat's eyes; try to feed the cat some light food, such as meat porridge, millet porridge, fruit and vegetable puree, fish soup, etc.; if the cat has conjunctivitis caused by a nasal branch, seek medical attention in time.

Clean eyes

When a cat has pus, the owner can use a cotton swab dipped in physiological saline, gently wipe the cat's eyes to remove the purulent secretions, and then apply cat-specific eye drops to the cat regularly. After using it, it will slowly return to normal in a few days. The owner should pay attention to cleaning the cat every day and keeping the cat's living environment clean and hygienic.

Adjust your diet

The cat's eyes will ooze pus, which is also related to the usual diet. If the owner feeds too much dry, hot, and greasy food, the cat's eyes will have such problems over time. During this period, the owner will Don’t continue to feed these foods to cats. Try to feed them something light, which can be some meat porridge, millet porridge, fruit and vegetable puree, fish soup, etc. You can also add some Pethenjing in an appropriate amount to help cats reduce the production of purulent secretions. .

Seek medical attention in time

If the cat’s eyes are pus-filled and the cat is in low spirits, it may be conjunctivitis caused by the nasal branch of the cat, causing the eyes to shed tears and purulent secretions. The conjunctivitis caused by the nasal branch of the cat is a virus. For conjunctivitis, the owner needs to carefully observe the cat. After similar symptoms appear, he or she should take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in a timely manner. The owner should continue to take good care of the cat after returning home.