Ringing vets today - weeping eyes

[Mark]

Glad he's being sorted. It does work really quickly but they get you to use it for longer to make sure it has all gone. I had it myself once. The stinging stopped by the following morning but I also had to carry on using it to make sure it was all gone. A great old-fashioned treatment 

[Elle CatRescueUK]

PC died since I last logged in Have a new one now 

It was indeed Conjunctivitis, vet showed me the inside of poor Billy's eyelids.... OMG it was awful  His eyes didn't look bad at all. See this picture of him (attached) ... you just can't tell how bad it is, but the insides of his eyelids were red raw and you wouldn't think to turn the lids inside out to see that  Vets presecribed a weeks course of the fucithalmic cream

[Tiggy's Mum]

Fingers crossed it's something easily sorted 

[Janeyk]

It does sound like conjunctivitis, did you manage to get the vet visit?

[Elle CatRescueUK]

Thank you Mark.

[Mark]

Sounds like possibly a bit of conjunctivitis - easy to treat with fusithalmic. 

[Elle CatRescueUK]

Hi,

For a couple of weeks, on and off, my 2 year old cat has had slightly weepy eyes, usually one at a time, sometimes there is a bit of greeny gunk under the eye We've used saline and washed his right eye about a week ago and it got a lot better, then the other eye started to weep in the past few days and now it's the original eye again. My other half was saying he probably had something in his eye, but now it's happened to both I doubt that, and more like an infection? All 3 of my cats have had the full injections & boosters since birth so it couldn't be flu could it? I am phoning the yets at 9am and they'll probably see him this morning. Lets hope it's something that can be sorted out with antibiotics!

Elle x