How to deal with kitten’s eyes that can’t open:

1. First use warm water to soften the eye feces, and then wipe the eye feces around the cat’s eyes with nursing wipes. Be careful to be a little gentle when wiping.

2. After wiping the eyes clean, apply some anti-inflammatory eye drops to the cat’s eyes and wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent the cat from scratching its eyes.

3. Clean the cat’s eyes with eyewash regularly to protect the cat’s eye hygiene.

The reasons why young cats have a lot of eye mucus:

1. Herpes virus infection, also called cat nasal congestion, herpes virus is a common infectious disease in cats, mainly The main symptoms include upper respiratory tract symptoms, sneezing, runny nose, increased eye secretions, and eye edema, resulting in varying sizes.

2. Feline calicivirus, chlamydia, and increased eye droppings are not specific symptoms of these diseases, but cats infected with these diseases have a high probability of experiencing increased eye droppings or tears.

3. Other chronic non-infectious diseases, such as chronic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis, nasolacrimal ductitis and other nasolacrimal duct lesions.

4. Breed differences. For some short-nose cats, such as Garfield cats, there is slightly more eye secretion than other breeds of cats. At the same time, we parents need to know that if the cat’s eye feces is cleaned once a day, it will be cleaned up, and it is not considered an increase in the cat’s eye feces, which is a normal phenomenon.