What is the problem with purulent eye mucus in cats? At night, you can see things that people can't see, but if the cat's eyes are sick, there will be redness, swelling, purulent eye mucus, etc. In this case, half of the symptoms are conjunctivitis, so how should we treat it? ?

      Simple conjunctivitis is caused by various stimuli, such as foreign bodies, nasolacrimal duct occlusion, drugs, trauma and other factors. Of course, it can also be secondary to the course of various infectious diseases. Cats infected with conjunctivitis will develop symptoms such as conjunctival congestion, shyness, pain, tearing, and purulent discharge, the nature of which varies depending on the condition of the conjunctivitis. Moreover, sometimes the inflammation spreads to the cornea, causing corneal ulcers, and some fluids are serous, some are mucous or mucopurulent, and some are purulent secretions. At the same time, the discharge of purulent secretions often glue the upper and lower eyelids together.

        Treatment of cat eye disease should be done by a professional veterinarian. Why do cats get conjunctivitis, mainly because of the virus. One of the more common ones is the feline herpes virus, which is caused by the cat's own physical problems. Cats contain a large amount of arginine, and feline herpes virus (the pathogen of feline nasal branch) relies on arginine to replicate and spread. Among them, foreign studies have found that supplementing cats with feline amine can reduce the occurrence of feline nasal branch and reduce the incidence of feline nasal branch. symptoms.

       If the cat has severe conjunctivitis, it should be sent to the hospital immediately for treatment, so as not to affect the cat's vision. In addition, it can be treated with eye drops specially designed for cats.