Excessive eye droppings in cats may be caused by hot food or their own reasons. At this time, the owner should pay attention. Excessive eye droppings in cats also reflect the condition of the cat’s body. The owner first needs to find out the cause of excessive eye droppings in cats. And take corresponding measures to help the cat solve it. Let’s share some common causes and measures.

1. Unreasonable feeding

If the owner does not pay attention to proper feeding when feeding, often feeds the cat human food, or if the cat food is relatively dry, it will cause the cat's body to be too hot, and the cat will have tears and eye feces. too much. The owner can try changing the cat's diet, feeding the cat some wet food, inducing the cat to drink more water, and feeding the cat more fruits and vegetables. You can add some Pethenin to the cat's food to help the cat reduce secretions.

　2. Bacterial or germ infection

If the owner does not pay attention to cleaning the cat's eyes in daily life, or brings viruses or bacteria back from outside, the cat will be indirectly infected with bacteria and germs, which will cause discomfort in the cat's eyes and cause tears. Therefore, in daily life, owners should regularly check the area around the cat’s eyes, and then use cat eye drops such as Miaodijing to clean and soothe the eyes.

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3. Natural inverted eyelashes

Some cats are born with inverted eyelashes. The eyelashes always irritate the cat's eyes, causing the cat's eyes to shed tears to relieve discomfort. This requires the owner to regularly pull out the cat's eyelashes, but be careful not to touch the cat. If the owner dares not do anything to his eyes, he can take them to the pet hospital for veterinary help and let the doctor trim them, and they should be removed regularly in the future.