It may be that the kitten's eyes are inflamed, and there is a lot of secretion in the eyes that is not cleaned in time, so the eyes are blocked. At this time, you can use physiological saline or pet eyewash to moisten the eye feces around the eyes and then clean them away. Then open the kitten's eyes and check whether there are any abnormalities, necrosis, or ulcers in the eyes.

If you find that your cat’s eyes are red due to being stuck for a long time, you can use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory eye drops for treatment. If the owner cannot judge at home, it is best to take him to the hospital for the doctor to conduct corresponding examination and treatment.

The reasons why kittens’ eyes are covered with eye droppings:

1. The cat’s diet causes inflammation and irritation

If the cat’s feces are fed to the cat for a long time When a cat is fed a large amount of dry cat food, or when the cat owner is fed some canned meat or other hot food, the cat will easily develop inflammation and inflammation. Therefore, the poop scraper should arrange a reasonable diet structure for the cat and refuse to feed the cat a large amount of hot food.

As for the choice of cat food, the editor recommends choosing some ecological cat food or natural cat food for cats. This kind of cat food can supplement the cat's body with vitamins and fiber. In daily life, the scavenger should also feed the cat a large amount of clean drinking water, which can reduce the excessive eye feces in the kitten. Afterwards, the cat can be given some light food to calm down the irritability in the cat's body. .

2. Cats are infected with bacteria

Cats go out to play outside or play with other cats and dogs and accidentally become infected with bacteria, which then causes eye problems in cats. If the scavenger carefully discovers that the cat owner not only has excessive eye feces but also has red and swollen eyes, it is time to pay more attention. Your cat's eyes may have conjunctivitis. Cat owners should clean up the secretions around the cat’s eyes, put cat-specific eye drops in the cat’s eyes promptly to clean them, keep the cat’s eyes clean, and continue to use them until the cat’s eyes fully recover.