Fire eyes in cats are mainly caused by eye diseases, such as keratitis, cataracts, green cataracts, etc. Keratitis is inflammation of the cat's corneal tissue, leading to corneal turbidity, corneal hyperplasia, etc., which is more common in long-haired cats; cataract is an eye disease that causes loss of vision, which may be caused by genetics or trauma; glaucoma is also called glaucoma , usually a complication of congenital or other eye disease.

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Generally, a cat’s eyes are very clear. When the owner finds that the cat’s eyes are not so clear, but appear to be covered with a layer of If the fog covers it, it is likely to have an eye disease, and the owner should send the cat to a pet hospital for examination and treatment immediately.