Symptoms of feline conjunctivitis:

1. The conjunctiva is red, swollen and congested, with tearing, reluctance to open the eyes, and increased eye secretions.

2. Eye secretions may range from white mucus to yellow-green mucus.

3. Some cats will scratch their eyes, further causing eye discomfort. Sneezing and nasal discharge sometimes occur simultaneously with eye lesions. Severe infection can cause permanent damage to the cornea and conjunctiva. Sexual scars, some may affect the drainage pathway of tears, eventually leading to long-term epiphora.

Treatment steps for feline conjunctivitis:

1. First wash the eyes with 2% to 3% boric acid solution or normal saline to remove foreign matter in the conjunctival sac and clear the eyes. secretions.

2. Then apply chloramphenicol eye drops or cortisone acetate eye ointment 2-3 times a day.

3. You can also mix 2 ml of 0.5% procaine hydrochloride solution and 400,000 units of penicillin for subconjunctival injection.