Brown secretions from a cat’s eyes may be caused by internal heat, or it may be normal eye secretions. Too much dust can also cause brown secretions from a cat’s eyes. If there is a problem with a cat’s eyes, it will usually be mixed with eye secretions. There may be signs of redness, swelling and inflammation of the genitals. Respiratory tract infection may have symptoms such as cough. Parents should find out the cause in time and treat it symptomatically.

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Some breeds of cats with specific facial structures will have more secretions from their eyes and nose. When raising such cats, parents should remember to clean their faces every day. In addition to affecting the cat's appearance, secretions can also make the cat uncomfortable.