I rescued a kitten a week ago from the humane society. He is a DSH. He had had an eye removed when arriving to the shelter because of an corneial ulcer. About two days ago I started noticinf discharge from his eye. It’s clear, it has cause the fur underneath the eye to be crusty. In the corner of the eye there is a yellow bogey but that’s they only sign of yellow discharge.

I just adopted a 5 year old cat a few days ago and the people at the shelter said he was healthy, with the exception of being treated for diarrhea a week prior,which was thought to be from stress. He has some greenish discharge and squints the eye a little. I’m not sure if its a side effect from the meds he was taking or is it something else.

My cat has had eye discharge since I rescued her from the shdischat7hI took her to the vet & as the person at the shelter said she may have some respiratory problems. Well the vet said she was fine & to give her benadryl. Needless to say my cat hates that & her eyes still discharge. She has white fur so the discharge stains her fur. However she shows no kind of discomfort or anything,she's a normal cat. Her eyes are not red or irritated it's just the constant discharge that I wipe away daily.

Our 16 yo kitty has a discharge from her eye. It seems more watery than usual and is leaving her fur stained on the side of her nose. She also was not eating the food we had bought so we bought some new food which she practically gulps down. Don’t know if the 2 are related somehow. I don’t notice any other symptoms.

My cat is a neutered 19 year old housecat, inside only. While temporarily staying at son's home my cat contracted an eye infection from their cats. It was treated and seemed resolved, but as time passed his eyes continued to have a brown crusty discharge worsening over the last 4 years. 4 years ago he received a cortisone injection and some cortisone eyedrops, which helped minimally and was too expensive to maintain over time. The injection seemed to help the most, which also seemed to decrease the frequent vomiting he has,( sometimes vomits up to 4 times a day). As time passes the brown crusty gunk has to be wiped from his eyes 3 or more times a day. It just seems to keep worsening. It is never a wet or moist discharge, it is dry crust that piles up in the inner corners of his eyes, only occasionally will there be a bit of it at the outer eye corners. I have found that if he follows me to the kitchen or near his food bowl-if i do not give him a few bites of canned food it is almost guaranteed he will vomit within a few minutes. If I feed him a bit of wet food I can often head off the vomiting. I am truly worried about the eye thing and every month I hope I will somehow have enough money (disabled on fixed income) to take him to the vet. Sadly, I just cannot come up with the extra. It hurts and makes me feel like an awful cat mom to not be able to help him. He is my best friend and has put up with me longer than any humans have. He deserves better.

My 12-year-old male cat is having black "boogers" in the corners of his ayes above his nose. I usually take a tissue and clean it out. I usually check his eyes because he may close one up or squint. This happens almost every day and I figured it was normal for his age. However, I decided to look it up just in case. He has an appointment with the vet in 2 days, but I would welcome any ideas.