When you find redness around your cat’s eyes, you need to take the following measures. First, check the cat's eyes for foreign objects, such as dust, hair, etc., and carefully remove them. Providing your cat with clean drinking water will help maintain the body's water balance. Observe the cat for other abnormal symptoms, such as tearing, increased secretions, itching, etc. Avoid cats coming into contact with irritating substances, such as smoke. Also pay attention to the cat’s living environment and keep it clean and hygienic.

However, if the redness around the cat's eyes persists or worsens, or other abnormal symptoms appear, it is recommended to take it to see the cat in time. veterinary. Your veterinarian can perform a detailed examination to determine the cause of the redness and recommend appropriate treatment.

While waiting for medical attention, your cat’s range of activities can be restricted to prevent further injury. At the same time, keep a close eye on your cat's condition and record any changes so you can provide detailed information to your veterinarian at the time of consultation.

In short, when it comes to redness around the cat’s eyes, you need to pay attention in time and take appropriate measures. Early treatment can help cats recover quickly and avoid worsening of the condition.