We have a 13-year-old female cat, B.K., who turned up on our doorstep
when she was about 1 year old, pregnant.  She was semi-feral, fed by
people who lived across the street to stay around and catch mice, but
not really socialized.  I let her in and she just stayed.  She was not
hostile in any way and loved being petted, but could never tolerate
being picked up or handled in any way.  She had her kittens and we found
homes for them at the approprate time, and had her neutered.  She would
go in and out of the house for about a year, but then decided she wanted
to stay inside all the time and that's how it's been for the last 11 or
so years. She is very sweet, no trouble at all, but still can't tolerate
being handled at all, other than petting.

One of her eyes seemed to be watering a lot and my son took her to the
vet last Saturday.  He prescribed antibiotic drops - 1 drop twice a day.
We are finding it impossible to accomplish this task - she fights it so
hard.  My son is covered with bites and scratches and I don't think
we've managed to hit the target with a drop many times.  Does anyone
have any advice?  Thanks.

Kathy