feline conjunctivitis

Cat conjunctivitis is a very common eye disease. It will cause the cat’s conjunctiva to become red, swollen and itchy. The cat will scratch its own eyes. In severe cases, infection and suppuration may occur. Parents should seek medical advice as soon as possible when they discover that their cat has conjunctivitis. For treatment, we need to clean the eyes first, and then instill pet-specific eye drops.
Tip:
A cat’s eyes can also reflect its health. Generally, when the third eyelid is too protruding, it is a sign that the cat is sick.
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