The kitten is a cute little cat, very much loved by the family, but recently it has had a small problem with its eyes—they cannot open. Its owner is very worried and doesn't know what to do when the kitten's eyes won't open.

1. Eyes Glued Shut by Eye Discharge

The kitten's eyes are glued shut by eye discharge. The owner believes this is because the kitten did not clean the discharge properly, so the eyes remain shut. Therefore, they need to promptly help the kitten clean the eye discharge.

2. Gently Wipe Eyes with Cotton Swabs

The family should help the kitten clean the eye discharge, gently wiping its eyes with cotton swabs. But remember to be careful—not to wipe forcefully, nor insert the cotton swab into the kitten's eyes, to avoid injuring its eyes.

3. Wash Eyes with Warm Water

Rinse the kitten's eyes with warm boiled water, which can also make the kitten's eyes cleaner. After washing, use a clean towel to dry to avoid wetting the kitten's eyes.

4. Put Two Drops of Eye Drops

Use eye drops to put two drops in, which can help keep the kitten's eyes moist and alleviate the symptom of eyes not opening. But remember not to overuse eye drops to avoid harming the kitten's eyes.

5. Pay Attention to Rest

The family should ensure the kitten gets enough rest because the inability to open its eyes may be due to eye fatigue. They can place the kitten in a comfortable, warm environment and give it plenty of rest so its eyes can relax.

When the kitten's eyes won't open, family members can help by cleaning the eye discharge, gently wiping with cotton swabs, washing with warm water, putting two drops of eye drops, and ensuring rest. This will help the kitten's eyes relax and open to see the beautiful world.