My cat's eye is watering. It happened to the other eye a couple weeks ago, now its in the other. Doesnt seem to have any symptoms but his eye waters. He is a house cat, so he's very healthy. Any clues to what my cat has?
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| dz9c wrote: |
| My cat's eye is watering. It happened to the other eye a couple weeks ago, now its in the other. Doesnt seem to have any symptoms but his eye waters. He is a house cat, so he's very healthy. Any clues to what my cat has? |
Lots of my cats have developed a goey residue near the tear ducts. In some it went away, some it was always there. Best thing to do is to have your vet look at it. A vet can tell you a lot more than I could. Do you take your feline in for check-ups?
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Lots of my cats have developed a goey residue near the tear ducts. In some it went away, some it was always there. Best thing to do is to have your vet look at it. A vet can tell you a lot more than I could. Do you take your feline in for check-ups? |
No I do not. Strange.
It could be anything... I would reccomend seeing a Vet.
My cat's eye has actually been watering since she was just a kitten. When we first asked the vet about it, he said that there was nothing wrong and that it happens to many cats. She's now 12 years old and her eye is still watering, yet she hasn't had any significant problems. It's something worth talking to your vet about, but I wouldn't make an emergency visit.
my cat has a eyes blue
Maybe your cat is being sad - - - I'm kidding..
Sometimes watering can mean a minor infection. My cat gets them usually once or twice a year. He usually gets some antibiotic liquid from the vet when he has them.
Also, I've never seen a cat so happy to take medication as my cat. He will literally beg for it!
Also, I've never seen a cat so happy to take medication as my cat. He will literally beg for it!
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Also, I've never seen a cat so happy to take medication as my cat. He will literally beg for it! |
HAHA. I'm tempted to call you a liar, but I think I'm just jealous
I had a cat that fought like crazy when we tried to pill her. And once we got in it, held her jaws shut, stroked her throat, blew lightly on her nose and waited a couple of minutes, I swear to God, after all that she'd spit it out! 
Forget mixing it with food, half a tiny pill crushed and mixed into her food would be enough for her to totally ignore it.<sigh>
I think I go to the vet more that I go to the doctor.
i think it's a normal thing.
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