Cat's eyes are swollen and bloodshot

Causes of swollen and congested eyes in cats:
1. It may be that the cat is allergic to food and causes congestion.
2. Some sand, sawdust, dust, etc. enter the eyes. Due to the irritation of these foreign objects, the cat’s eyes will not be able to open their eyes and the eyes will be congested.
3. Cats infected with feline distemper virus will also have red and swollen eyes, increased discharge and sticky pus, and may even be accompanied by increased body temperature, sneezing, runny nose, shortness of breath, etc. Symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.
Solutions to swollen and congested eyes of cats:
1. If it is caused by internal heat, give the cat a light diet and feed the cat more water to improve it.
2. If it is caused by foreign matter, the foreign matter in the cat’s eyes should be removed in time, and eye drops can be dropped to prevent infection.
3. If it is caused by a virus, the cat needs to be isolated and taken to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.
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