Treatment - Blocked Tear Duct Cat

When this duct becomes obstructed, tears cannot drain properly. Instead, they overflow onto the face, leading to watery eyes (epiphora) and skin irritation.

Brachycephalic breeds (Persians, Himalayans, Exotic Shorthairs) are prone to "pseudo-epiphora." Because their faces are flat, their tear ducts may be kinked or the eye is more exposed than normal. blocked tear duct cat treatment

If the duct is physically blocked by mucus, pus, or a foreign body, a veterinarian will need to intervene. This is a common procedure: When this duct becomes obstructed, tears cannot drain

Treatment depends on the underlying cause and severity. When this duct becomes obstructed