The cat s eyes are opened, and the flesh is swollen

The cat's eyes are turned open and the meat comes out, this condition is generally conjunctival edema, usually this condition may be due to bacterial inflammation of the conjunctiva, or it may be a respiratory viral infection.

Caused by eye diseases, fire, etc. If you have an upper respiratory tract virus, you will experience frequent tearing, redness of the conjunctiva, increased eye discharge, decreased mental appetite, and fever.

and other symptoms, after a long time, the eyes will bulge out without passing through**.

If this happens to the cat, you can go to the pet hospital and buy it some anti-inflammatory eye drops.

There is also a situation, which may be caused by trauma, such as a foreign body entering the eye, the cat keeps scratching the eye, so that the eye conjunctiva is edema, and the owner should bring the Elizabeth circle to the cat in time.

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The cat's eyes are swollen when they are opened, probably due to conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis is a common eye condition in cats, usually caused by bacteria or viruses. If this condition occurs in the cat's eyes, it is recommended that you take it to the pet hospital in time to buy anti-inflammatory eye drops**.

At the same time, care should be taken to avoid letting the cat scratch its eyes so as not to aggravate the symptoms. If the condition is severe, it may also need to be combined with other eye areas**, such as eye washing, eye wrapping, etc. Therefore, once you find that your cat's eyes are abnormal, you should seek medical attention in time to avoid delays**.

First of all, if the owner has a large number of flowers in the house, when the cat is allergic to pollen, there will be swollen eyes and sneezing, at this time it is recommended that the owner do not put any flowers in the home. Secondly, if the cat has symptoms such as tears, pus, discharge, and photophobia in addition to swollen eyes, it may be due to the infection of the cat's eyes, and the swelling can be reduced by medication at this time. The cat's eyes are red and swollen, and the first thing to do is to find out what disease is causing it.

Clause. First, cats can simply have red and swollen eyes, and then give eye drops, use anti-inflammatory eye drops, drop every four hours, and clean their eyes every day. Clause.

Second, if the red and swollen eyes of cats are particularly serious, it is recommended to take them to the hospital for examination, because feline herpes virus and feline plague infection can cause red and swollen cat eyes. You can first wash your eyes at home to see if there is an effect, you usually need two people to clean your eyes, one person to fix the cat's head, the other person to fix the cat's head, drop eye wash into its eyes, and then gently rub it a few times, and finally use a towel to dry the excess water. If you find that there is no effect after cleaning, you need to check it in time to see if there is any trauma to the eye or any lesions in the eye itself.

Specifically, the swollen eyes may be a problem with the cornea, or glaucoma. Ophthalmic problems should be dealt with promptly, otherwise insomnia may occur.

If it is slightly more serious, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible, the cat's swollen eyes may be due to a fight and scratching the eye, or it may be due to an inflammation of the eye, resulting in red and swollen eyes. Therefore, after the cat's eyes are swollen, the owner should use normal saline to wash the eyes, and then apply anti-inflammatory ointment, if the ointment does not get better, the owner should take the cat to the hospital in time for examination to prevent the eyes from being red and swollen severely, resulting in aggravation of the condition, such as corneal perforation, blindness, etc.

Eyes can be washed with saline and then an anti-inflammatory ointment applied. If it does not improve after applying the ointment, you should take the kitten to the hospital for examination in time.

If the kitten's eyes are swollen, it may be caused by insect bites, or it may be inflamed, and the owner can use saline to help it clean its eyes, and then apply anti-inflammatory ointment. If there is no relief, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis.

Usually allergies or trauma can cause sudden redness and swelling of the cat's eyes. The redness and swelling of the eyes caused by allergies is usually very severe and the redness is very severe, and it also shows some lack of energy. With glucocorticoids, symptoms improve.

The redness and swelling caused by the trauma may be redness and swelling in one eye or both eyes, in which case eye drops should be applied after cleaning the injury**.

If the eye droppings are severe, gently wipe them with damp gauze or cotton. If there is bleeding, press with clean cotton to stop the bleeding. If there is a foreign body, you can drop water and open and close the eyelids several times to make it fall out.

It may be caused by inflammation, and it may be necessary to take it to the pet hospital to see a doctor in time.

At this time, you should take the cat to the hospital and ask a professional doctor to check it out, and give it a timely **, you can't just wait like this, hurry up**.

The kitten's eyes are swollen, so take it to the pet hospital for examination**, don't delay the condition.

What should I do if my kitten's eyes are swollen? I think in this case, I should definitely go to the doctor at the pet hospital to show him, uh, by the way, with a little medicine or what.

If the cat's eyes are not open and red, it may be a sign of conjunctivitis. In addition, cats with allergies will also have swollen mouths, swollen faces, and unable to open their eyes. There are also some external factors that cause cats to not open their eyes, such as scratches, impacts, and fights.

It's best to go to a pet hospital, because it may be eye inflammation, and there are many kinds of eye inflammation, and you can't judge it well.

What should I do if my kitten's eyes are swollen? You also buy him some potion, and it will be fine slowly.

Be sure to go to a professional pet hospital, which is a place that specializes in providing medical care for pets. Sometimes a pet hospital is synonymous with an animal hospital.

If the eye is swollen alone, there may be inflammation, high intraocular pressure, trauma, etc.

You can shoot **, or you can take it directly to the pet hospital.

It may be that the food is too hot, so give it something to clear heat and detoxify.

How many days have it been? If the eye can open and close normally, it means that the eyeball is fine. Is it infected with mites or something after being scratched?。。。

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Summary. Conjunctival edema due to conjunctivitis.

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Conjunctival edema due to conjunctivitis.

How long has it been like this!

How to cure this.

Yesterday I couldn't open my eyes, and today it's like that.

With a loop, eye drops will do, once every two hours.

What eye drops to ask for.

Elizabeth circles prevent him from scratching on his own, eye drops will do.

Neomycin sulfate, if you don't have it, you can use people.

Is norfloxacin eye drops OK.

Tobashi is also available.

Yes, diligently, once every two hours.

Be sure to take care of the Elizabeth ring and don't let him scratch it.

He must have scratched this way out.

It's like scratching your face.

Do you need to control your diet?

No. It doesn't affect anything, just don't let him touch his eyes.

The cat's eyes are inflamed, and the flesh inside the eyelids is red.

Hello, the cat's eyes are inflamed, and the flesh inside the eyelids is red because the cat has keratitis, the reason is because the cat's diet is relatively dry and hot, or the salt content contained in the food is too high, and the cat usually does not like to eat fruits and vegetables, and does not like to drink water, it is likely to cause it to appear red eyelids due to excessive internal fire. Don't put too many other condiments to help reduce eye problems, and then guide the cat to drink more water. 2. Improper eye careSome cats are born with more developed tear glands, so there are more secretions in the eyes. If you don't pay attention to cleaning up the eye dirt in time, when the dirt accumulates too much, a large number of bacteria will grow, which will affect the health of the eye and cause the eye to become red and swollen.

In this regard, it is recommended to gently wipe the eye area with a warm wet towel every day, and then drop eye drops to help the cat recover its eye health as soon as possible. Be sure to clean your eyelids regularly afterwards to prevent recurrence of the problem.

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Under normal circumstances, the cat's eyes will not have a pimple in the corner of the eye, and the general situation of the cat's eye pimple may be because the cat's eye is injured, or the eye of the wheel suffers from conjunctivitis, which may be serious. Second, it may be eye inflammation. When cats suffer from inflammation of the eye chakra, they may also have complications such as eye redness and swelling and sarcoma, such as conjunctivitis, increased eye feces, tearing, redness and swelling of the eye membrane, swollen eyes, and photophobia.

Cat owners should at this time. 3. It may be a feline nasal branch. What also needs to be paid attention to by the cat owner is whether the cat suffers from the feline nasal branch (sneezing runny nose, viral conjunctivitis, paroxysmal cough, fever, etc.), if the cat has such a situation, the cat owner should take the cat to the pet in time.

Summary. Hello! Kiss!

The cat's eyes have been grown! Please take your cat to the veterinarian as soon as possible**There are many causes of eye infections and other eye diseases, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, and other external and internal factors. In addition, some diseases such as dacryocystitis and cataracts can also cause symptoms such as swelling and pain in the cat's eyes.

Hello! Kiss! The cat's eyes have been grown!

Please take your cat to the veterinarian as soon as possible**There are many causes of eye infections and other eye diseases, including bacteria, viruses, fungal tarzan, parasites, and other external and internal factors. In addition, some diseases such as dacryocystitis and cataracts can also cause symptoms such as swelling and pain in the cat's eyes.

Hello! Kiss! Here are some common methods and precautions::

Antibiotics**: If a cat is infected with a bacterial eye disease, it is usually necessary to use antibiotic medication** to touch the cherry. Antibiotics can be given by mouth, injection, or eye ointment.

Antiviral**: If a cat is infected with a viral eye disease, antiviral medication** is usually required. However, not all viral eye diseases have a specific approach.

Eye cleansing: Cleaning your cat's eyes can reduce the number of bacteria and viruses and relieve symptoms. A special eye cleanser or warm salt water can be used to clean your cat's eyes.

Maintain good hygiene: The risk of infection with bacteria or viruses in your cat's eyes can be reduced by maintaining hygiene, such as cleaning your cat's eyes regularly, avoiding contact with other cats, and avoiding sharing objects.