The red discharge from cat’s eyes may be caused by the following three reasons: 1. Inflammation caused by internal heat, mainly due to improper feeding by the owner, resulting in a lack of vitamins and fiber in the cat; 2. Bacterial or viral infection, long-term cat It is easy to be infected with bacteria and viruses when going out or living in a humid environment; 3. Conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis can be caused by accidental injury to the cat's eyes, foreign matter entering the eyes or trichiasis, etc.
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If a cat suffers from conjunctivitis, it will have symptoms such as photophobia, congestion, tears, and a large amount of secretions. The conjunctiva will change after 7 days. If the eyes are thick and dark red, there will be reddish-brown discharge from the corners of the eyes.
