If the kitten’s eyes are inflamed, if it is caused by a fight or the cat scratches itself, you can give the cat some anti-inflammatory eye drops and then wear an Elizabethan ring. If it is caused by a virus, anti-viral treatment is required. The treatment should also be used together with eye ointment, which can usually enhance the cat's resistance.

What to do if a kitten’s eyes are inflamed

If the kitten’s eyes are inflamed, you must first consider the cause of the inflammation. If the cat’s eyes are caused by a fight or scratched by the cat, you can give the cat some anti-inflammatory eye drops if the situation is not serious. Wear an Elizabethan hoop. Under normal circumstances, it can recover slowly in 3 to 4 days.

It may be due to an infection of rhinal bronchus, which will make the cat's eyes look inflamed, accompanied by a series of symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, coughing, and red eyes. In severe cases, the cat may be completely blind. Eye inflammation in kittens may be caused by a simple bacterial infection. The symptoms include a large amount of eye secretions and red eyes.

If it is inflammation caused by conjunctivitis, symptoms may include a large amount of eye mucus, red and swollen eyes, and watery eyes. However, if the inflammation is caused by a virus, antiviral treatment is required, and it must be used together with eye ointment. In addition to actively seeking medical attention to check the cause, you can also supplement the cat with amino acids, nutritional creams, etc. to improve the cat's resistance.

A cat will feel very uncomfortable when its eyes are inflamed. It is best to wear a collar to prevent it from scratching its eyes with its claws, which will cause the inflammation to become more serious. If the treatment continues to be ineffective, it is best to take the cat to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment to prevent the condition from becoming more serious. During the cat's illness, attention should be paid to nutritional supplements in the diet. It may be difficult for a cat to eat if its eyes are uncomfortable or even unable to open. You can proactively feed it to avoid malnutrition and difficulty in recovery.