The reasons why cats always have eye droppings:

1. The cat itself is more angry, which will cause the cat’s eyes to become inflamed and secrete an abnormal amount of eye droppings. In this case, there is often wet and sticky eye feces around the corners of the cat's eyes, which can obscure the cat's eyes.

2. When a cat is infected with dacryocystitis, it will also secrete yellow-green eye feces, and the cat will shed tears frequently.

3. The diet contains high salt content. If the salt content of the diet your cat eats is too high and exceeds the body's metabolic capacity, it will be metabolized through other channels. Including the nasolacrimal duct system. If the nasolacrimal duct is blocked, it will cause excessive eye feces in cats. So choose a diet that is rich in nutrients and low in salt.

4. If a cat’s eyes are injured, there will also be a lot of eye droppings. Cats with injured eyes will secrete more eye droppings. Moreover, the cat’s eye droppings are often dark red and jelly-like. If the situation is serious, it is recommended to take the cat to see a veterinarian.

Solutions to excessive cat eye droppings:

1. Usually, you should choose high-quality grain-free food with a low-salt formula. When making homemade cat rice, you don’t need to add salt. In addition, Try to get your cat to drink as much water as possible.

2. If the cat’s eye feces is yellow-green, accompanied by tearing symptoms, and the eyes are always wet, it may be dacryocystitis. Dacryocystitis often occurs in kittens, and you can use it at this time. Treatment with chloramphenicol eye drops should be done 3-5 times a day for two to three days and the condition will improve significantly, or you can also apply chlortetracycline ointment.

3. If not only the amount of eye mucus increases, but also signs of lack of energy and loss of appetite, please seek medical advice as soon as possible.