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Sticky eyes

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theSnuffster · 16/12/2018 21:51

One of our 12 week old kittens has developed a sticky eye. Some days I have to clean it a couple of times, then it can be clear for a few days before it happens again. Occasionally both eyes but usually just the one. It doesn't seen to bother her, the skin/ eyelid doesn't look red or swollen, she's not sneezing, she doesn't rub at it or anything- but I have noticed a couple of times that she'll keep that one eye shut for a few seconds. (Her brother's eyes are totally clear.) Do I need to worry? I don't want to stress her with a visit to the vets if it's likely to just be one of those things. I had cats as a child and I remember all of them had this at some point.

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Toddlerteaplease · 16/12/2018 22:41

One of mine gets recurring conjunctivitis. A few days of chloramphenicol sorts it out.

theSnuffster · 17/12/2018 14:54

Just out of interest, do you mind me asking roughly how much that costs you please?

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Toddlerteaplease · 17/12/2018 15:14

It's about £7 a bottle of drops. However the vet insists on seeing her each time. So I do keep the bottles longer than you are supposed too. Tried to get it on repeat prescription. But they won't let me have it. Angry

theSnuffster · 17/12/2018 16:19

Oh that's a pain isn't it, £7 is much cheaper than I expected but with a consultation fee on top it's not so good!

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Dollymixture22 · 17/12/2018 22:19

Are they due their booster soon, the vet would charge a consultation if you are there anyway.

theSnuffster · 17/12/2018 22:27

Yes, on Friday. The vaccinations are 'free' as we pay monthly for the health plan. I'll obviously mention it but wasn't sure if I'd then be charged a consultation fee or if they'd just check her over as we're there. They do a full check at each vaccination visit as part of he health plan anyway- weight, teeth, ears etc.

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