I don't think we ever saw this problem with our two cats, who lived to be 17 and 18 years old. I wonder if it is mostly due to the fact that they were indoor cats that we strictly kept from venturing outdoors. They also weren't very social, so they didn't get a lot of exposure from strangers.

In the past my cat Little Bit of Love had severe upper respiratory problems She's not sick and has not been in this condition for more than 6 months However she has had watery eyes with no apparent illness or sneezing or nasal discharge She already had eye ointment because had abit or yellow discharge She already had a Convenia antibiotic injection and they eyes stopped watering for only two weeks Now her eyes are watering again They only water slightly and in no way does she appear sick I'm racking up vet bills because I have 6 cats total None of the other cats have had watery eyes at any time What do you think I should do for her?

My cat has this esp when he eats. He had the dye put in his eyes to see if it ran out of his nose twice, it didn't, so when we had him neutered the vet arranged to flush his tear ducts under the anaethesia. He couldn't find the tear ducts, he said it is a bit rare but he said the cat is in no pain so unless we wanted to have him referred to a feline ophthalmic surgeon he suggested if we were happy to leave him he reckons he should be fine. The cat washes the area him self or if it's a bit dusty I do it with a tiny piece of sterile gauze. Cats healthy, Happy, and as curious as any cat can be. he had a hearty appetite and can jump 4 times his size at only 6 months. next year he is learning the piano and taking French lessons!! He's a darlin.

Constance, I have my lovable oowder puff Gizmo who at 7 years starting sneezing and had runny eyes I took her to the vet and she got both treatments you described, her eyes cleared, but the sneezing didn't stop, after 2 weeks or so the watery eyes came back, this may be an untreatable viral infection , but her appetite and general behavior seems good, I don't believe it is life threatening I hope she is a kong fluff ball, and chronically cleans herself meaning she barfs up a kot if hair balls, so I have taken to grooming on a regular basis. Hope everything works works out for her, avoid the vet for this situation my non-professional advice, we have 2 more cats and they have no symptoms all are indoor cats, we at one point had 12. My calico Cleo inherited a herpes virus fro her mother a barn cat, her eyes throughout her life would periodically exhibit this, she lived to be 16 or 17.

I'm staying at my boyfriends house and his cat gets watery eyes. We thought nothing of it till I just recently brought my cat here to live with us then she started having watery eyes. Do you think it could be something they are allergic to??

Our cat Orange has opaque eye watering. He's a bit sluggish. He lays himself down on the sofa and really doesn't get up unless it's feeding time or he sees an other cat in the garden. What should I do?