In this study, the clinical results were evaluated of lamellar keratectomie and conjunctival pedicle graft applications, used in the treatment of a total of 7 eyes in 6 cats diagnosed with feline corneal necrosis. Six of the 7 cases, in which keratectomie was carried out, were treated by placing a conjunctival pedicle graft in the area with the lesion and the remaining case was treated by administering local medication. After surgical treatment of the patients, scar tissue that was observed was moderate in 2 eyes, slight in 3 eyes and faint in 2 eyes. According to our findings, advantages of this method were: no significant loss of vision due to scar tissue in the post-treatment period of the patients, the fact that this technique did not require any specific equipment or pre-operative preparation and that graft material did not have to be obtained from another animal. Finally, it was observed that, in the treatment of feline cornea necrosis, the conjunctival pedicle graft method applied after keratectomie is practical and effective.