My kitten got shampoo in its eye. It's red and won't open. What to do?

Poor Tikiii, It could have been from the shampoo causing eye irritation. You can use warm water to wash her eyes (or you can purchase eye wash solution for humans from the drug store) to rinse her eyes. They should return to normal in 24hrs, but if she is still holding them shut or they look irritated still, you should take her to the vet and they might test her for injury to her corneas (outer surface of the eye) called a corneal ulcer. A simple eye drop that is soothing and safe is called "BLINK CONTACTS" - this is also available a the drug store.

Poor Snoopy. This can really irritate a cat's eye, and it's clearly bothering him since he is keeping it closed. Rinse his eye with cool water, and take him into a vet asap to have it treated. Best of luck.

It can stay irritated for several hours or even 24 hours sometime, you will have to monitor it during this time but by tomorrow it should get better, if it doesn't take her to the vet in order to get it treated.

The best thing to do is rinse the eye as much as possible with artificial tears or saline eye wash. After that, if there is redness or swelling and she is not wanting to keep the eye open then take her to a vet tonight to see if it burned her cornea and created an ulcer. If she is holding it open and it does not seem to bother her, then monitor it for any changes

Clean the eyes with a moist cotton 3 times a day (lukewarm water), if it's still bothering him tomorrow take him to the vet to get special drops.

It could be that some of the hot water splashed into Chimpu's eyes irritating them Try flushing his eyes with cool water to see if that helps. If he keeps rubbing at them, the eyes turns red, and/or you see a discharge coming from his eyes, then I would have him checked out by a vet. I hope this helps!

It's very likely some shampoo got into her eye, try to gently rinse the eye with running water then try to leave it for a few hours to calm down. if within 4-6 hours you do not see any improvement in the eye condition you should then take her to your vet in order to get it checked and treated, she might need eye drops to reduce the irritation.