Cat's Eye: The Mystery of the White Pupil Veil

Causes and Treatment Methods:

1. Feline Rhinitis

Feline rhinitis, also known as feline herpesvirus infection, can manifest in several ways. Cats suffering from this condition may exhibit red, swollen eyes and excessive tearing, along with a noticeable increase in discharge from the eyes and nose. Their body temperature may rise, and they might even develop a fever. This can also affect their appetite and eyesight to varying degrees. The condition is infectious and results from the herpesvirus. Cats have a unique challenge: they cannot produce lysine internally to neutralize arginine, so they rely on external lysine to suppress the virus.

To improve a cat's condition with feline rhinitis, pet owners can provide their feline with MeowLysine supplements. For treating conjunctivitis, Lantosin eye drops can be used to assist in the treatment of feline rhinitis.

2. Inflammation

Inflammation in a cat's eyes can sometimes be due to accidental injuries during play, exposure to bright light, or other factors. Cats, with their naturally curious and exploratory nature, are prone to injuries. Pet owners can first rinse the area around the cat's eyes with saline solution, and then use Lantosin eye drops to help alleviate the eye issues.

3. Hygiene

During illness, cats can lose a significant amount of nutrients, which they need to replenish. In such cases, pet owners can feed their cats Antitriol to boost their immune system.

Cat's eye is obscured by a white membrane

Warm Reminders:

While treating your cat, consider using an Elizabethan collar to protect their eyes. This will prevent them from scratching or bumping into anything, which could worsen their condition. The severity of a cat's illness can vary greatly, so the time it takes to recover will also differ. Patience is key for pet owners during this time.