Can chloramphenicol eye drops be given to cats?

Chloramphenicol eye drops can be given to cats, but their use is not recommended. If the situation is more urgent, such as the cat's eyes can no longer open, then you can use a small amount, but you must not use excessive amounts. After a little treatment, you still need to take the cat to a pet hospital for treatment and use cat-specific eye drops.
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Chloramphenicol eye drops are a kind of eye drops for the human body to treat eye diseases. They are mainly used to treat E. coli, Haemophilus influenzae and Klebsiella spp., but the body structure and nutritional needs of cats are very different from those of humans. If used directly on cats, it will be irritating to the cat’s eyes.
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