What should I do if the corners of my cat's eyes are inflamed, red and swollen? The cat's eyes are inflamed, red and swollen, but it is actually because the cat has eye disease. The first thing to do is to see an ophthalmologist immediately and treat it as soon as possible to avoid developing into a more serious condition. Secondly, effective care should be taken for sick cats to reduce the chance of being exposed to dust and other immune pathogens, keep the room clean, and avoid stress and psychological stimulation. Feeding cats with a professional eye protection nutritional supplement, probiotics and vitamin E are also very helpful.
If the cat's eyes are inflamed, red and swollen, use normal saline to help the cat clean the eyes, and then add anti-inflammatory and sterilized veterinary eye drops. Clean it regularly every day and add eye drops. Be sure to persist, usually once in the morning, noon and evening.
If the condition is serious or it has not improved in a week, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment to avoid the condition worsening. Inflammation in the corners of cats is usually caused by viral infection, bacterial infection or trauma. Pay more attention in normal times and treat abnormalities in time.