Two-month-old kittens always shed tears, which may be due to dry environment, stress response, eye inflammation and infectious disease infection. If it is due to external reasons, it can increase the humidity in the living environment of the kitten...
Two-month-old kittens always shed tears, which may be due to dry environment, stress response, eye inflammation and infectious disease infection. If it is due to external reasons, it can increase the humidity in the living environment of the kitten and improve the nutritional structure of the food. If it is due to eye inflammation, some anti-inflammatory drugs can be used for eye drop treatment. If it is a kitten infected with an infectious disease, it is recommended that the owner go to the pet hospital for medical treatment in time.
1. Environmental reasons
The environment is dry. When the external environment of the kitten is dry or there is too much dust, because the kitten is young and the immune system is not very perfect, it will easily stimulate the kitten's eyes and cause the kitten to cry. It is recommended that the owner can add some green plants at home or install humidification to increase the environmental humidity. If there is more dust, clean it regularly.
2. Stress reaction
Kittens always shed tears. It may be because the kitten is not adapted to the new environment and is not adapted to the new cat food. For example, suddenly changing the cat's living environment, or suddenly changing the cat's food. The kitten cannot adapt quickly for the time being, which will cause stress reactions, such as shed tears. It is recommended that the owner let the kitten have a transition in the new environment, slowly adapt to the new environment and gradually change the new cat's food, which can reduce the cat's stress reaction.
3. Eye inflammation
When the kitten's eyes are stimulated by foreign objects, bacterial infection, etc., redness and swelling around the kitten's eyes, redness and itching, etc. It is recommended that the owner give the kitten some anti-inflammatory drugs and give the kitten eye drops at the same time. If it does not improve, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.
4. Infectious diseases, such as cat nasal branches, when the kitten goes out or comes into contact with other infected cats at home, the kitten will experience symptoms such as tears, runny nose, increased eye secretions, red conjunctiva, loss of appetite, and depression. The kitten's body temperature will also increase accordingly. If you keep other cats at home, it is recommended that the owner quarantine the sick cat first and take it to the doctor immediately.
