Generally, after the blue film of a cat's eyes fades, the original color of the eye will be revealed. We can judge whether the blue film of the cat's eyes has faded based on this color. If it is a cat with blue eyes, the color of the blue film will generally be bluer than blue. The eyes are dark in color, and the whites of the eyes can be seen after the blue film has faded, but the whites of the eyes cannot be seen after the blue film has faded.

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The blue film in a cat’s eyes will generally fade away at three months. Depending on the individual breed, the time it takes for the blue film in their eyes to fade away will also vary. Differently, if parents find that the kitten’s blue membrane has not retreated for a long time, they should go to the hospital to check the reason.