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What’s going on? My cat has two black bumps on its lower eyelid, constant tearing, and it looks a bit swollen lately.
Bumps on the lower eyelid may be inflammation, a stye, or bacterial folliculitis. A vet microscope exam of the discharge confirms the cause; if unavailable, try anti-inflammatory eye drops and see a vet if no improvement.
Cat suddenly cannot open one eye, tearing, red, swollen lower lid
The cat's eye is likely inflamed from irritation; use oral and eye anti-inflammatories. A collar prevents scratching; improves in days.
Why does my cat have eye discharge, can’t open its eyes, and keep tearing up?
Increased eye discharge and difficulty opening the eyes in cats is often caused by an eye infection, including bacterial, viral, or mixed infections. It is recommended to take your cat to a veterinary clinic promptly for an examination to identify the infection type and begin targeted treatment.
My cat has tearing, red eyes, eye gunk, and extra tissue in the eye
The blurry photo makes it hard to tell, but tearing, red eyes, and conjunctival swelling suggest conjunctivitis or conjunctival edema. A vet eye exam, often PCR, is needed.
While feeding last night I touched its eye; it has been blinking and tearing since, no swelling but the eye is less open than the other; droppings and eating are normal. Does it need medication?
Based on your description, the parrot likely has keratitis. Move it to a dim area, check for foreign objects, rinse the eye, and apply antibiotic drops.
My cat has drooling, runny nose, tearing, poor appetite, won’t drink, and frequent continuous sneezing
A cat cold can be treated with pet cold and anti-inflammatory drugs (amox-clav, doxycycline, Shuanghuanglian); never human meds (they cause poisoning). Keep warm, give warm water and protein/vitamins; if no improvement in 2-3 days or eyes/nose turn mucopurulent or fever, it may be rhinotracheitis/mycoplasma - see a vet.
My cat’s eyes are tearing, red and swollen with hair loss – what is it?
Red, swollen, hairless eyes suggest conjunctivitis from bacteria, viruses or parasites; see a vet. At home, clean with saline and use neomycin, chloramphenicol or tobramycin drops plus erythromycin ointment.
Why are my cat’s eyes red and tearing?
Red, tearing eyes may be infection, allergy, scratch, or dryness. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites can infect; try anti-inflammatory drops and see a vet if no improvement.
My cat just arrived home today and the left eye keeps tearing with yellowish discharge
From the photo, excess discharge usually comes from blocked tear ducts, eye infection, or heat. Keep the diet light, clean the eye often, and see a vet if it persists (likely blocked duct).
My Cat Arrived Yesterday with One Eye Tearing, Blinking, and Uneven After a Nine-Hour Move
One eye that won't open with tearing and blinking after a move may be entropion or an irritant. Check for entropion and manually correct mild cases, or remove any eye debris; persistent entropion needs surgery, and ongoing signs need a vet for conditions like inner-eye inflammation.