It is normal for kittens to have eye droppings every day. Cats, like people, will have eye discharge more or less every day. Eye feces is formed when secretions come into contact with dust in the air and dry out. Just wipe it off with a wet paper towel. ​​​​​​

However, the normal amount of eye droppings in cats should be less than the size of a mung bean. When wet, the color is usually white or translucent, and when dry, it appears dark brown or even black.

A healthy cat’s eye guano is easy to peel off after it dries. Usually the cat will clean it up when grooming its own hair. If your cat has a lot of sticky eye droppings, has serious symptoms such as swelling of the eyelid edges, red conjunctiva, or is accompanied by coughing, sneezing, loss of appetite and spirit, etc., he should be taken to the hospital for treatment in time.