Why Is My Cat's Eye Bleeding Novels & Stories

Keeping my eyes on her and away from Kian’s hard gaze, I brush her hair away and take stock of her injuries. Her neck is covered in bruises, and a cut has split open over her eye, spilling blood down her smooth skin. A dozen other cuts and bruises line her face and arms, and there are massive tears in her borrowed sweater, the edges of the wool stained red. I brush my thumb above the open wound in her eyebrow and swallow back my heartbeat in my throat. What if she has a concussion? What if the shadow poisoned her… again? “Wake up, kitty,” I say softly. There’s a waver in my tone that wasn’t there before. I’m not sure it’s ever been there before.

I looked at her and quickly covered red marks. "Nothing!" I replied and looked out. She looked at me with pity and sighed. Soon we stopped by the clinic to see the cat. The Vet smiled at Catherine when he saw her. "Good morning to you too..." He smiled at her charmingly. "Good morning!" Catherine also smiled at him. "Where is our patient?" He led us towards the cat and my heart broke looking at her. She was scooted to the corner of her cage and was looking scared. Her right leg had cast on it.

“How could I just leave you?” “I don’t want you to see me like this.” I’m not lying. My eyes are puffy, and my heart is in shambles—who would want the hot guy to see them like this? Ryan would probably turn around with a scream if he saw my pile of snot paper. Ignoring my plea, Ryan slides open the door and enters my room. The floorboards creak under his weight, but then...silence. Did he leave? I sit up in my bed, shocked when the most adorable black cat jumps up on my mattress. It has ocean-blue eyes and tilts it’s head at me, “Meow!”

I continued to squeeze. Its right eye – the one where an eye should be – ballooned outwards to almost twice the size of its counterpart. I could see the blood vessels engorging on the white of its eyeball, tiny splits appearing across the surface which began to seep blood, a violent burst of bloodied tears pouring down its face.

Mable was very confident in her acupuncture skills. She could not have put the needle at the wrong point. Moreover, the silver needles used for acupuncture were extremely fine and could not cause bleeding under normal circumstances. Mable used gauze to press the bleeding spot. She thought the bleeding would stop soon, but blood continued to ooze out after almost ten minutes. The eye of the needle was small, so not much blood was flowing out. However, this could not go on. Mable took out the hemostatic ointment from her medical kit and put some on Blair’s arm, finally stopping the bleeding.

It didn't matter, honestly because in this condition I couldn't even fight against a cat. I lifted my hand and touched the back of my head. I felt a raised bump and crusted blood in my hair. Ew, Gross! At least I wasn't bleeding anymore which was a good sign. It also meant that I probably wouldn't need stitches, another good sign. I struggled to open my eyes and thanked them when I noticed that it was dark and it didn't hurt my retinas. I moved my eyes which made my head pound so I immediately closed them. I was in no condition to even sweep the car for something useful or incriminating.

We rush over to her, noticing the eye on Nova’s forehead has opened, and when Caterina looks up at us, it’s with white pupils. “I…I can’t see!” she screams out, feeling the air when Kai cups her face. “Kai, I can’t see! I can’t see!” Blood drips from her eyes this time as she uses her own claws to scratch at them, screaming all the while. I’m frozen in place at what is happening right now, not knowing how to respond to this situation at all. Nova sits up, all three of the eyes open and looking straight at me, then turning to Caterina.

She dropped her arm, her eyes widening when she saw the blood. “Shit,” I huffed when I noticed the huge gash above her right eye. “Here,” snagging a hand towel, I gently held it to her head to stop the bleeding. Kelsey squinted from my touch, swatting my hand away and holding the towel herself. “I’ve got it. Is it that bad?” She asked, turning toward the foggy mirror. We must have steamed up the room, even though the fan was on while we were enjoying ourselves in the hot water.

I was bleeding gradually when I got to my car, I washed the dried blood with the bottle of water In my car and the pain increased I screamed badly when the pain became unbearable, I was able to see the extent she cut me when I cleaned the blood, it wasn’t deep but I will surely have to get them stitched and prevent any bacteria from entering. I got into my car and drove to the nearest hospital with the pain in my hand and a bleeding heart. I was quickly attended to when I got to the hospital, I was injected straight away and my eyes slowly closed like a man who is about to take his last breath. I woke up and met a nurse by my side, she had these blueish eyes any man would fall for

The cat's body, once vibrant and full of life, now lay still, its fur tinged with an unnatural shade of blue. But it wasn't just the cat's body that shocked Sashi—it was the sight of blue blood oozing from the cat's mouth, staining the pristine white floor with an otherworldly hue. The surreal scene played out before her, a macabre tableau that defied logic and reason.