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Hello,
I normally don't do things like this but a lot of circumstances are at play now and I'm trying to figure things out.
I began to notice my kitty was tearing a bit in one eye. The surrounding skin is a little red also. I am not sure what it is because it started about three weeks ago but I began a new job and I haven't been able to line up a vet appointment that will cooperate with my schedule (Even two weeks in advance!). I clean the discharge off when I'm home but it still hasn't cleared up.
He eats normally, drinks normally... And is still playful and affectionate as always.
I am coming here not for a diagnosis but rather opinions. In less than a week, I'll be moving into my first rental property and money is tight due to this being extremely sudden and I work part-time. The vet I normally go to is thorough and knows his stuff. There is another vet, however, that is much less expensive but not as good - he is good for minor bumps and yearly vaccines but not so much anything vague or urgent. So I am wondering if this situation seems minor enough that the less expensive vet could probably deal with it? It helps that he is also no appointment needed, so I can take Milo in on my day off instead of fighting with my work and the vet to make a date work.
Thank you in advance for all input and opinions!
I normally don't do things like this but a lot of circumstances are at play now and I'm trying to figure things out.
I began to notice my kitty was tearing a bit in one eye. The surrounding skin is a little red also. I am not sure what it is because it started about three weeks ago but I began a new job and I haven't been able to line up a vet appointment that will cooperate with my schedule (Even two weeks in advance!). I clean the discharge off when I'm home but it still hasn't cleared up.
He eats normally, drinks normally... And is still playful and affectionate as always.
I am coming here not for a diagnosis but rather opinions. In less than a week, I'll be moving into my first rental property and money is tight due to this being extremely sudden and I work part-time. The vet I normally go to is thorough and knows his stuff. There is another vet, however, that is much less expensive but not as good - he is good for minor bumps and yearly vaccines but not so much anything vague or urgent. So I am wondering if this situation seems minor enough that the less expensive vet could probably deal with it? It helps that he is also no appointment needed, so I can take Milo in on my day off instead of fighting with my work and the vet to make a date work.
Thank you in advance for all input and opinions!
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