Cat eye/eyelid cyst – Chalazion or cysts that appear on the eye or eyelid are often caused by a blocked meibomian gland that swells and fills with fluid. Cyst on a cat’s eye. Cyst on a cat’s tail – When you find a cyst at the base of the tail, it’s probably a sebaceous cyst known as a stud tail. Again, there can be one or more bumps ...

What causes lumps on a cat's skin? There are many possible causes, from benign skin tumors to malignant skin tumors to inflammatory skin disease to parasites like ticks, as well as some others. If you are worried, you should take your cat to your veterinarian to be checked.

If I saw your cat, I would recommend a triple antibiotic eye ointment for a week or two. I would also recommend warm compresses twice a day if he'll tolerate it. This will sometimes help it to burst on it's own.

If the cysts are causing visual impairment in the cat, the veterinarian will need to remove the cysts. One option is a procedure known as aspiration. The cat will be given a tranquilizer in order to relax it while the procedure takes place.

Symptoms: Pigmented or non-pigmented solid growths seen most often in middle-aged to senior cats. Location: Skin (most commonly face, trunk and feet), eyes and oral cavity. Treatment: Surgical removal of the tumour and chemotherapy as a follow-up if indicated.