Reasons for a white film on a cat's eyes:
1. The most common problems are corneal leukoma and degeneration caused by corneal ulcers in cats.
2. Some kittens may have congenital iritis or vitreous degeneration, which can also cause a film to form on their eyes.
3. Some primary cataracts and acquired cataracts can also cause a cloudy white film to form in a cat's eyes. 
How to treat eye inflammation in cats:
1. Cleanse and treat the eyes
If your cat has a lot of eye discharge, the first thing you should do is clean its eyes. Prepare cat-specific wipes or a soft, damp towel to gently wipe and clean the area around the eyes, removing any discharge and making the cat's eyes feel more comfortable. Continue to clean your cat's eyes regularly to reduce the chances of eye problems.
2. Use eye drops
After cleaning your cat's eyes, you can use cat-specific eye drops to help reduce eye symptoms. You can prepare cat-specific eye drops to treat eye inflammation in your cat.
3. Pay attention to diet.
At the same time, cats prone to eye problems should also pay attention to their diet. Their food must be mainly bland, and they should not be fed any strongly flavored foods. They should choose low-salt organic cat food, and they should be provided with plenty of water every day. They can also add some pet stain remover to their food to help reduce eye problems.
