CATDOLL : Cat can't open his eyes

1. Excessive secretions and foreign body stimulation. The owner should first open the cat's eyes and observe the condition of the cat's eyes. If there is a large amount of secretions or foreign bodies on the surface of the eyes, causing the cat's entire eyes to be covered, the owner can use saline or eye wash to clean the foreign bodies and secretions, and then check the cat's eyes again after cleaning. The owner can go to the pet hospital to get some eye drops or eye ointment for the cat. If the cat's condition is serious, it is not allowed to use medication at will, and it needs to seek medical attention in time.

2. It may be a viral infection. If a cat is infected with calicivirus or herpesvirus, it may have eye problems, and this type of virus will be carried for life. Once the cat's immunity is reduced, the corresponding symptoms will appear. The owner must vaccinate the cat.

3. Cats get angry. Cats get angry if they do not drink enough water on a daily basis, eat too much greasy food, too much salt, or too many seasonings and additives. When cats get angry, their eye secretions increase, causing the upper and lower eyelids to stick together.

4. Cat conjunctivitis. Generally, cats cannot open their eyes because of some eye diseases, such as conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, foreign bodies, keratitis, etc. If it is caused by a viral infection, the cat will not only be unable to open its eyes, but also have other symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, runny nose, cough, etc.

5. Eye injury. It is also possible that the cat accidentally hits the eye while playing, causing blood stasis and swelling in the eye, making it unable to open its eyes.

6. Eyelashes that are inverted. Eyelashes that are inverted will cause the cat to be unable to open its eyes. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the hospital for treatment in time.

The cat cannot open its eyes and a white film appears:

1. Conjunctivitis. If a cat has a white film on its eyes, the owner should note that the white film is the film covering the eyeball when the cat closes its eyes. When the cat opens its eyes, the film does not retract, causing the cat to close its eyes and not open them. This indicates that the cat may have conjunctivitis. There are many reasons for conjunctivitis: For example, cat herpes virus infection, also known as feline rhinitis. Cats may have difficulty breathing and runny nose. For example, bacterial infection. Cats may have tears and red and swollen eyes.

2. Keratitis. The main causes of keratitis in cats are bacterial infection, viral infection, trauma, entropion, etc. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time, analyze the cause of keratitis and then carry out corresponding treatment. It is better to treat it as soon as possible.