Persian cat What should I do if there is lumps in the corners of the eyes of the Persian cat? What should I do? Because the Persian cat has a flat face, the eyes are particularly prone to tear marks, but if If the tears are serious, there will also be eye mucus. If the eye mucus is heavy and accumulated, there will be a large black mucus sticking to the hair at the corner of the eye, which looks very ugly.

          It's super nice, and their eyes are big and attractive. If a black block suddenly appears in the corner of the eyes of the Persian cat at home, it will not only affect the appearance of the Persian cat, but also make the owner worry about whether his cat is sick. In fact, in this case, it is generally the tear marks that are wiped clean, and the dark patches in the middle of the hair that are not wiped clean. It can't be wiped cleanly, and hair loss may occur, and that piece of hair may be bald, so the latter affects the appearance and is the most difficult to deal with.

         We all know that tear marks are usually caused by the salty food that cats eat. You can eat special food for removing tear stains. If the dark color appears quickly, then this is basically a case of tear stains and tends to get angry. If there is a lot of eye mucus, parents should pay more attention. If the eyes continue to get angry, inflammation will occur, so that the eyes are red, swollen, painful, and the cat can't open their eyes.

         In this case, parents need to first wipe the eyes of the Persian cat, try not to keep the eye mucus on the eyes for too long, and combine eye drops for the cat Take a few drops often, such as two drops when wiping your eyes. Finally, let the cat drink more water to relieve the symptoms of getting angry.