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Topic:Watering Eyes
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    T O P I C     R E V I E W
    clr2lndWhy do my cat's eyes water? It is clear in color. We have to wipe them about every 2-3 days. We got him from the Human Society back in Feb and the sneezing is gone. Thanks for any info.

    Scott

    nernAbout a month ago one of my cats eye's was watering and upon taking her to the vet I found out she had conjunctivitis and needed treatment.....just to be on the safe side you may want to make a vet appointment.
    IsisIt can depend on the breed of cat. 'pug' faced cats such as persians often have this problem as it is genetic.
    If they eyes are not sore then it shouldn't be a huge problem.
    Try bathing the eyes with cold weak tea if they are a little red as this is very soothing for the animal.

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