Sorry about that. I read the post of common issues and took a chance to help them out. On much closer surveillence they don't have conjuctivitis.. but just a bit of dirt and debris in their eyes. I followed advice from my grandmother and cleaned their eyes softly, wearing latex gloves to be completely sterile. They seem to be doing well now and their eyes are opening completely and there is no gunk or puss to be seen.
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Feral kittens with conjunctivitis?
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4/10/10 at 1:34pm
It's pretty common for kittens to get little infections in their eyes-usually warm water will help their eyes openTheCatSite.com › Forums › Our Feline Companions › Pregnant Cats and Kitten Care › Feral kittens with conjunctivitis?
