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Found a stray kitten a few days ago—eyes watering, thin, small, both eyes swollen; no vet in my small town
From the description and photo, the cat likely has conjunctivitis and conjunctival edema, with mild bacterial infection from constant tearing. Clean with pet eye wash, apply antibacterial drops, and use an Elizabethan collar to prevent scratching. Wipe discharge and keep dry during treatment.
After drinking salt water from soaked kelp, the cat’s eyes are red, swollen, with pus-like tears
From your description, the cat drank salty kelp water and got red, swollen eyes with pus-like discharge, possibly from the salty water irritating it or a kelp allergy. Eye disease or respiratory disease cannot be ruled out. Give more water to boost metabolism and watch; if no relief or worsening, see a vet.
Small bald patch, ear mites, eye swollen with discharge
FIP has wet and dry forms; wet shows breathing trouble, thinness, big belly, and in males swollen scrotum; dry shows fever, thinness, cloudy eyes, abdominal granulation. Your cat's hair loss and eye discharge do not fit FIP, so it likely does not have it. The signs more suggest fungal infection or feline rhinotracheitis; see a vet.
My dog’s lower eyelid has been red, swollen, and peeling for days; cheek and arm also red with a scabbed wound and hair loss
Redness, swelling, and hair loss under the eye are usually skin disease, likely fungal infection or allergy from the photo. Use an Elizabethan collar to stop scratching, then get a vet microscopy of the hair to confirm. At home keep the area dry, clean discharge, use a Wood's lamp to rule out fungus, feed hypoallergenic food, avoid salty oily food, and apply iodine and erythromycin eye ointment, plus fish oil or lecithin for coat recovery.
Why are my cat’s eyes a bit red and swollen?
From the photo, the cat's eyes are slightly red and swollen, likely eye inflammation from scratching; use an Elizabethan collar to stop scratching and worsening. Care with saline rinse and pet anti-inflammatory eye drops; keep the area clean during recovery.
Why are my cat’s eyes red and swollen?
From the photo, the eye bulges with a cloudy pupil, possibly corneal injury with inflammation; take the cat to a vet for eye exam and treatment. If a visit is inconvenient, use an Elizabethan collar to prevent scratching and neomycin sulfate drops.
Why are my cat’s eyes red, swollen and watery?
Swollen, watery eyes in cats can have many causes, such as foreign-body irritation, keratitis, conjunctivitis, or feline herpesvirus. Herpesvirus infection often brings tearing and sneezing. If you suspect herpesvirus, have your cat examined by a vet; conjunctivitis or keratitis can be treated with pet-specific eye drops.
Causes and Treatment of Swollen Parrot Eyes
Swollen parrot eyes have many causes - trauma, a foreign body, or a virus. Check for other symptoms first. Here is how to judge and treat.
Parrot Eyes Swollen Shut and Lethargic – What to Do
Swollen, shut eyes plus low energy often means 'one-eye cold' (chlamydia), which can be fatal fast - treat promptly. Here are the symptoms and treatment.
The flesh inside the eye feels a bit swollen; the eyeball is wrapped by flesh
For newly weaned baby rabbits, feed rabbit-junior pellets and appropriate hay; from weaning to adulthood use junior pellets and alfalfa to meet nutrition during fast growth. After weaning, reduce alfalfa and switch to timothy hay and adult pellets.