Red, swollen and tearful cat eyes is a common cat eye disease, also known as "cat blepharitis". It is a chronic eye disease that may be caused by bacteria, fungi or viruses, or may be caused by aging or trauma to the cornea. Symptoms of red, swollen and tearful eyes in cats include red and swollen eyes, tearing, orbital inflammation, conjunctival inflammation, etc. It may also involve deformation of the eyeball, conjunctival effusion, conjunctival hemorrhage, inflammation in the eye, etc. ​​​​​​

A common cause of red, swollen, tearful eyes in cats is antibiotic-resistant bacterial infection, which may be caused by poor care and residual antibiotics that make the bacteria resistant. Some pathogens such as viruses, fungi, or parasites may also cause red, swollen, and watery eyes in cats. In addition, trauma can cause red, swollen, watery eyes and may cause inflammation within the eye.

For the treatment of red, swollen and tearful eyes in cats, the key is to determine the cause and adopt different treatments according to the cause. If it is infectious, it can be treated with antibiotics or other anti-infective drugs; if it is caused by trauma, it can be treated with eye drops or eye ointments; if it is caused by deformation of the eyeball structure, surgery can be used.

In addition, when treating red, swollen and tearful eyes of cats, you should pay attention to keeping the eyes clean, go to the eye hospital in time, and use drugs correctly. If your cat has symptoms of red, swollen and tearful eyes, you should seek medical attention promptly to avoid delaying treatment and affecting the cat’s vision.