Scabs with brown secretions on cats’ eyes may be an eye disease or a sequelae after the cat’s nose is healed. It may also be related to the food he eats. Of course, blocked tear ducts can also cause this condition.

Normally speaking, cats love to be clean and wash their faces every day, so generally there will be no crusting of brown secretions in the eyes. If it does, it may be caused by conjunctivitis, keratitis, etc. Yes, do a good job of anti-inflammation. If you eat very salty food, or the food smells too strong, scabs will also appear on the secretions. You need to change the cat's food. If the tear duct is blocked, you need to go to the hospital for a minor surgery to help your home. The cat’s tear ducts have been unclogged. If none of the above conditions exist, it may be the sequelae of the cat’s nasal branch.