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Conjunctivitis in cats commonly causes red, watery, or swollen eyes, which can make your pet uncomfortable and irritable. Understanding the possible causes, such as viral or bacterial infections, allergies, irritants, or underlying health issues, can help you choose the most effective treatment and supportive home care.
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