If the cat’s cornea is damaged, we need to take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time. Secondly, we can give the cat anti-inflammatory drugs to relieve the cat’s symptoms. Otherwise, corneal perforation may occur in cats.

What causes damage to the cat’s cornea? Damage to the cat’s cornea is usually caused by trauma or foreign bodies. It may also occur in certain infectious and parasitic diseases. ​​​​​​

The main symptoms of acute keratitis are blindness, tearing, pain, eyelid atresia, and conjunctival flushing. The main symptoms of acute keratitis are shyness, tearing, pain, eyelid atresia, and conjunctival flushing. The surface of the cornea caused by trauma is rough, and the cornea is opaque, some are slight; there is only a thin layer of translucent pustules, and some are thick, opaque white membrane, making the sick dog blind. Longer-lasting cases may cause hyperemia and pericorneal vascularization.

Cat’s eyes are the most important organ of a cat. They can sense weak light in the dark and help the cat catch prey in the dark. However, cats’ eyes are also very fragile, often due to small accidents, such as fights with other cats, cats rubbing their eyes uncomfortably, eyes away from foreign objects, cats rubbing their eyes, plus we pet owners don’t know how to do something Emergency treatment can make the cat's condition worse or even blind. It is particularly important to master these emergency measures.