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Is it normal for Persian cats to have watery eyes?

Is it normal for Persian cats to have watery eyes?

Runny eyes may indicate that the cat has an allergy. Cats can be allergic to a variety of substances, such as pollen, dust, mold, chemicals or foods. Other signs that a cat may be suffering from an allergic reaction include sneezing and itchiness. Runny eyes in the form of an overflow of tears is known as epiphora.

How can I make my Persian cat happy?

Here are our tips for keeping your indoor cat happy and healthy.

  1. A Tired Cat is a Happy Cat.
  2. Bird Viewing Stations.
  3. Let Your Cat Go Hunting.
  4. Pets in Pairs.
  5. Use Catnip.
  6. Stop Door Dashing.
  7. Let Your Cat Climb.
  8. Go for a Walk.

Why does my Persian cat have water in his eyes?

Before we dive into the process, let’s let’s look at the reason why Persian cat eyes tend to water. Persian cats are a brachycephalic breed of cat. This means they have a round flat face and a flat nose. Their unique facial structure sometimes causes problems with their eyes.

Why does my Persian cat keep leaking tears?

Their unique facial structure sometimes causes problems with their eyes. Often, the extremely flat-faced Persian cats have underdeveloped tear ducts. This leads to frequent eye drainage. As their eyes fill, the excess tears often spill over.

Is it normal for a Persian cat to have matted eyes?

Hopefully you brush and comb your Persian cats every day and at that same time, clean out the corners of their eyes. Persi’s eyes are always matted in the morning and my book says this is normal for the breed. I just clean his eyes and recognize this is characteristic of the breed.

How often should I Clean my Persian cat’s eyes?

If your cat has very excessive eye drainage, you can clean their eyes multiple times a day. This simple process should only take a few minutes. Also, it is a very inexpensive grooming habit since you only need cotton pads and water.

Is it normal for a Persian cat to have watery eyes?

Good luck. I would like to just point out that excessive watery eyes in a persian is NOT normal. The cats who have a serious problem have been bred with a disregard to it’s health. If you do some looking and research you will find persians out there who have beautiful tear ducts.

Their unique facial structure sometimes causes problems with their eyes. Often, the extremely flat-faced Persian cats have underdeveloped tear ducts. This leads to frequent eye drainage. As their eyes fill, the excess tears often spill over.

Why does my Persian cat have brown under his eyes?

Often, the extremely flat-faced Persian cats have underdeveloped tear ducts. This leads to frequent eye drainage. As their eyes fill, the excess tears often spill over. Once they leave their eyes, the tears are oxidized. This process turns the tears into a brown sticky substance. This can cause unattractive under eye staining.

When to take your Persian cat to the vet?

If you notice discolored discharge coming out of your Persian’s eyes or they seem red and inflamed, it’s time to see the vet. Your kitty’s doctor can properly diagnose and treat whatever is the cause of his watery eyes.