What to do if the kitten s eyes are pus, what medicine to use for kitten s eye pus

The kitten's pus and eyes should have been on fire recently, and then the eyes were inflamed and the eyes were filled with pus.

Cats are generally caused by irregular and unhealthy daily diets, such as frequent intake of high-oil, high-salt, high-fat cat food, canned meat, dried small fish, greasy food eaten by people, etc.

Cats infected with feline plague or parvovirus are also likely to have red and swollen eyes, abnormal tearing, increased purulent eye feces, etc., and may also be accompanied by frequent sneezing, purulent nasal discharge, vomiting, diarrhea, fever and other symptoms, the owner can first use a special test strip test and investigation, once infected, you need to seek medical examination as soon as possible**, cat plague parvo is a malignant disease, and continuing to delay treatment will greatly threaten the life safety of cats.

When the cat has pus, the owner can use a cotton swab dipped in normal saline, gently wipe the cat's eyes, remove the purulent secretion, and then drip the cat's special eye drops, regularly use the cat, and it will slowly return to normal after a few days.

The cat's eyes will flow pus, which is also related to the usual diet, the owner feeds too much dry, hot, greasy food, and the cat's eyes will have such a problem after a long time, during this period, the owner will not continue to feed the cat these foods, try to feed some light, can be some meat porridge, millet porridge, fruit and vegetable puree, fish soup, etc., and you can also add some pet marks in moderation to help cats reduce the production of purulent secretions.

If the cat's eyes are pus, and the spirit is not high, it may be the conjunctivitis of the cat's nasal branch, so that the eyes can't stop tearing, purulent discharge, the conjunctivitis caused by the cat's nasal branch is a kind of viral conjunctivitis, the owner needs to carefully observe the cat, after similar symptoms, take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time, and continue to take care of the cat after returning home.

The kitten's eyes were draining pus, which was obviously inflamed. Chloramphenicol can be used.

It's the best. Generally, the kitten's eyes can't be opened and pus is flowing, and the female cat will lick its eyes because the saliva is disinfected. But some cat mothers will not do this, so do it artificially, first use a cotton swab or cotton ball, and then dip it in warm or room temperature water (running water, clean) or directly dip it in chloramphenicol to gently wipe the pus on its eyes.

Then see if you can have a small slit, and then drop chloramphenicol, just put it in your eyes. 2 times a day, 3 times. It will be fine soon.

In addition, anti-inflammatory drugs such as chlortetracycline ophthalmic ointment are used.

It is also possible to use antibiotics to do much harm to kittens, and the cat's detoxification and adaptability are very strong.

You can use cat-specific eye drops**, which can be purchased at the animal hospital, and it is recommended to use eye drops containing neomycin sulfate and other ingredients. Another more troublesome is the eye pus caused by viral infections, such as herpes virus and coronavirus, and the diagnosis needs to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination, and then treat the symptoms**.

Conjunctivitis.

If it is simple conjunctivitis, you can wipe it with a warm towel first, and then use eye drops to do the conditioning work, so that it can be effectively improved.

If the cat has conjunctivitis, the symptoms of this disease are swollen eyes, the conjunctiva looks very over-controlled, there will be pus, and there will be discharge, and the cat will often be stuck to the eyes by these secretions, resulting in not being able to open the eyes better.