Do you notice that your cats eye is always wet and watery?  It’s important that you identify the type of discharge in order to get to the root of the problem.  A clear discharge with any redness or pain indicates a problem in the tear drainage system. If the discharge is clear but the eye is red, this could indicate conjunctivitis caused by a viral infection. A thick, sticky, puss like discharge along with redness could also be conjunctivitis  caused by  chlamydophila.  Any discharge accompanied by redness or pain should alert you to the possibility of cornea or inner eye involvement. Make sure that you take your cat to the vet as soon as possible so the cause could be diagnosed and treated.

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