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Thanks for the reply. No the vet came and took a look. He even used a stethoscope to listen closely to their breathing (which was surprisingly fine, since FHV usually affects respiration.) He's a junior vet and can't have graduated more than 1 or 2 years ago if that has any significance.

Hi. Without much ado, there's a litter of Feral kittens in my neighbourhood who have their mother but appear to be infected with FHV according to the vet. The symptoms are primarily manifested in their eyes. Their respiratory tract seems well according to the vet although I did hear a few minor...