Why do cats always have tear stains?

If your cat has tear stains, you should first pay attention to whether you have a short-nosed cat. The tear stains of short-nosed cats will be more obvious than those of other cat breeds. The nasolacrimal ducts of short-nosed cats are tortuous and short, and the tears cannot drain down in time. Too much tears form tear stains. Secondly, consider the following problems in the cat’s eyes: blocked nasolacrimal duct, inverted eyelashes, conjunctivitis, eye bacterial infection, ear canal infection and food problems, etc.
Tip:
Tear stains are caused by excessive tears staining the hair of dogs and cats and forming rust-colored marks after contact with the air. This is a common problem in cats. If you have any problem, it is recommended to keep pet-specific eye drops at home to reduce the problem of tear stains.
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