When cats have redness around their eyes, the cause needs to be found first, and then symptomatic solutions can be taken. It should be considered that bacterial infection of the cat's eyes may lead to eye inflammation, redness, swelling, and increased eye secretions. Owners should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time.

What to do if there is redness around the cat’s eyes

When cats have redness around their eyes, you need to find out the cause first, and then take appropriate measures to solve the problem. First of all, the redness around the cat's orbit may be caused by skin diseases. It is recommended to take the cat to a pet hospital for a skin scraping examination, and then use symptomatic treatment drugs after confirming the specific type of infection. Secondly, it may also be caused by parasite bites, such as mite infection. It is recommended that cats be dewormed internally and externally regularly on a daily basis.

When this happens, the first thing to consider is that the cat’s eyes are infected by bacteria, causing eye inflammation, redness and swelling, and increased eye secretions. The owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time. The doctor will determine the cause of the disease based on the cat's eye condition and use pet anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. Eye drops and normal saline are generally used to treat the eyes. During the treatment period, the cat should be given medication on time as directed by the doctor.