My first vibe request. . .

This is the second runny eye Stoli has had in two months. He was first on Baytril and it cleared right up but it started again a couple weeks later (yesterday) and he's now on a stronger antibiotic.

I feel so bad for my little baby. He is all hoarse and has a gagging reflex (assuming it's due to the post nasal drip) and that runny eye. . . . .poor thing.

anyone have experience with this stuff?

No experience, but lots of vibes coming your way!

Tons of vibes coming your way!! Get better soon Stoli!!

Oh, poor little Stoli! Sorry that I don't have any advice, but I do have prayers.

Get better Sweet Stoli, I wish I could help with some advice but I don't know anything about it. Vibes headed your way!

I have constant runny eyes with my Muddy. Just remember if its a viral infection, anti-biotics don't really work. Vet's prescribe them to prevent secondary bacterial infections.

If this reoccurs, you might want to have him tested for herpes virus. It's common in cats and one of the main signs is recurring eye runnies. My Muddy is on L-Lysine for life as a preventative measure. It doesn't work for all cats but helps more than not.

Sending healing vibes your way!!

Oh, poor baby! Lots of vibes headed your way.

Lots of VIBES ///

L Lysine works in ME ....

What is Stoli eating??

Stoli eats Wellness wet and dry. His runny eye is clear, though sometimes white and creamy. He has had this twice since we got Luxor. Luxor had some runny eye issues when we first got him but he's pretty much normal now.

-no experience with runny eyes, but good luck.

Awww poor Stoli ..... vibes coming for that sweet baby

No advice to offer, but you've got the vibes! Feel better soon, sweet Stoli!

Sorry, no advice either, but lots of vibes headed your way for Stoli.

Many get well vibes coming that way!

Awwww....I hope Stoli gets well soon!

Kitters and I are sending you VIBES that he's gets all better real soon!!!

Originally Posted by Momofmany

If this reoccurs, you might want to have him tested for herpes virus. It's common in cats and one of the main signs is recurring eye runnies. My Muddy is on L-Lysine for life as a preventative measure.

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I agree that herpes is a possibility. Nakita was diagnosed at an early age when she had runny eyes. Since that time though, we've never had a full herpes outbreak or any other sign of the virus.

Your vet can do a test to determine if Stoli is a carrier of the virus. Good luck!

is it an easy test? is it life threatening - I know it's common and not that horrible but still. . . . .

Sending lots of vibes...I'm sorry I have no advice for you, but I hope he is okay

No advice either from me, sorry - but LOTS of vibes for little Stoli That must be making him feel wretched.