He may have a respiratory infection, this can result in eye discharge, my 2
new kitties had the same when I got them. Whip laddo to the vets, a quick
course of anti-biotics should cure the problem.

Your cat has nasal/sinus difficulties because of the a.shole breeders who breed
for the extreme concave face. In a word, he is deformed. You might post this
question to the health & behavior or veterinary groups. I've seen this problem
discussed there before. Good luck with your kitty. I bet he is very sweet, and
he's lucky you got him.
Sherry

    :(  Sadly, his problems are because of his extreme
brachycephaly.  His eyes are drippy because the nasal-lachrimal ducts
are twisted and/or constricted because of his lack of a muzzle.  As
well, he snorts and open-mouth breathes because his nasal passages are
narrowed almost to the point of blockage because of his lack of a
muzzle.

    That's pretty much all you can do.  Some of the 'peke-faced'
cats seem to do better in a humid environment -- try putting him in
the bathroom when you take a hot shower and see if he breathes more
easily.  Wipe his eyes and face down often.  Do *not* let him get too
hot -- temperatures that would cause a more normally-faced cat to
simply pant can kill him because his breathing is so constricted.  If
he's not indoor-only, he has to be.  He can't run or exert himself
normally.  Give him canned food instead of dry -- it's going to be
easier for him to eat.  Feed him on a plate instead of in a bowl --
the flat surface will be easier for him to deal with.  Check his mouth
and teeth often -- dental problems are very common in brachycephalic
breeds.  If the smell of his breath changes or gets bad, take him to
the vet for a dental checkup.

Orchid
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