A cat was subjected to a complex plastic surgery to have "ugly eyes"

They did plastic surgery on the cat because he had "bad eyes"

A cat underwent plastic surgery in China, to change the shape of his eyes because his owner considered them "ugly". This operation cost approximately 1,568 USD (equivalent to 30,214 pesos).

The images of the bad with a cone in the neck became viral in social networks, where they provoked outrage from netizens who complained about the care provided to the animal.

In the pictures the cat with the zone of red and swollen eyes and with stitches under each ocular structure.

Users of the Chinese site Weibo microblogging criticized the action of the cat owner. Among his comments, it says: "the procedure, if only to make it more beautiful, is totally useless and cause of pain to the animal"

Other users have written: "It does not even look like the same cat anymore. a simple torture"Or" I would go so far as to say that it is animal abuse, regardless of the poor cat's feelings. "

Local media reported that the owner of the cat took him to a traveling veterinarian in Nanjing, in Jiangsu Province, where he was subjected to a Asian blepharoplasty or better known as the operation with which a double eyelid is made when placing a fold.

The procedure, with a costs around 1,568 USD (equivalent to 30,214 pesos), consisting of cut with a scalpel each of the cat's eyelids with the argument that he had "ugly" eyesinformed Jiangsu television.

An employee of Rupeng Pet Hospital in Nanjing told Chinese television that the double eyelid surgery for pets, it is common among those who participate in shows, although this represents a risk for the management of anesthesia.

A veterinarian considered that This plastic surgery in pets is a "frivolous procedure".

"We would never agree to put dogs and cats under the knife unless they are sick and need the procedure for health reasons," said the doctor. Jiangsu television.

"Submit a cat to this risk, as well as to all the inconveniences and fears badociated, in the name of a surgery not essential to human vanity, It's certainly irresponsible and it's not the best for the cat's well-beingsaid Wendy Higgins, director of international media at Humane Society International MailOnline.

According to Daily mail, eyelid surgery in humans was popularized for the first time South Korea and Japan, and it was the third most requested cosmetic surgery in the world in 2015. This procedure in pets is rapidly gaining popularity.