Cats Eyes Watering While Eating

Cat flu causes sneezing wheezing and watery eyes according to Academy Animal Hospital.

Cats eyes watering while eating. Cat flu caused by feline calicivirus or herpesvirus is another common cause of watery eyes in cats. First there can be the presence of a watery discharge coming from your cats eyes. I always worry and wonder if I need to be concerned.

And your cats immune system will take care of virus infection. Most of the time the cause is minor and will clear up on its own. A cat with watery eyes who is not eating may have more than an eye infection occurring.

Symptoms accompanying the watery eyes might include sneezing a runny nose and itching. An ulcer on the surface of the eye a corneal ulcer will cause watery eyes alongside pain excessive blinking redness and sometimes cloudiness. Irritation and scratching of the eyes.

Something stuck in the eye such as a grass seed. Overproduction of tears is the initial observable symptom of Epiphora in cats because of the associated staining of the face due to excessive tear drainage. Your cat can get conjunctivitis at any age but the symptoms can be worse in young cats and kittens.

Other symptoms of watery cat eyes that need vet attention include squinting or blinking pawing or rubbing at the eye red or inflamed eye tissue a cloudy-looking eye or discharge from the nose. My cats eyes are watering often. If you notice tear stains on their face and irritated or inflamed skin your cat has excessive tearing.

A short face with a rounded skull predisposes them to cat eye problems and watery eyes. Besides runny eyes cats with conjunctivitis often have red and swollen eyes. First of all seek the help of a vet if vet is not available then do as following You have to change the water three times daily and have to change it in the middle of the night also.