Exposed third eyelids in cats usually do not heal on their own and require corresponding surgery. If the pet owner discovers that the cat has an exposed third eyelid, it is recommended to take it to the hospital immediately for examination by a professional pet doctor to see if there is also T-shaped cartilage ectropion. If T-shaped cartilage ectropion is diagnosed, partial removal of the T-shaped cartilage is required. .
