Cat Eye Cold?

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NewsGroup - 09 Nov 2007 03:22 GMT

I live in Wisconsin, where the weather is getting quite cold. My cat seems
to have developed an eye infection or cold.
His left eye is half shut and a little mucus is presnt. Is there a good
treatment or do these just run their course

Thanks

CR

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William Graham - 09 Nov 2007 03:44 GMT

>I live in Wisconsin, where the weather is getting quite cold. My cat
>seems to have developed an eye infection or cold.
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> CR

Take him to the vet.....If it were your eye, would you take a chance to save
a couple of dollars?

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blkcatgal - 09 Nov 2007 04:36 GMT

Sounds like an upper respiratory infection. They will not usually run their
course and may get worse. You need to have your cat seen by a vet.

S.

>I live in Wisconsin, where the weather is getting quite cold. My cat
>seems to have developed an eye infection or cold.
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> CR

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Barb - 09 Nov 2007 14:03 GMT

Yes..please take him to the vet. I made a mistake of not getting Hobbes
there asap, and he had an URI plus the watery eye. Now he has a constant eye
condition due to tear duct blockage. I clean his eye daily with warm water.

> Sounds like an upper respiratory infection. They will not usually run
> their course and may get worse. You need to have your cat seen by a vet.
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kraut - 09 Nov 2007 23:51 GMT

>I live in Wisconsin, where the weather is getting quite cold. My cat seems
>to have developed an eye infection or cold.
>His left eye is half shut and a little mucus is presnt. Is there a good
>treatment or do these just run their course

Common sense answer:

TAKE IT TO A VET!!!!!!!!!!!!

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