If Your Cat Has Watery Eyes, It Could Be a Herpes Flare-Up

Does your cat have watery eyes, redness, squinting, or eye discharge? 🐱👁️ These symptoms can have several causes, and feline herpesvirus (FHV-1) is one possibility.

In this video, Dr. Tony Lee explains the common signs associated with feline herpesvirus flare-ups, what can trigger recurring symptoms, and why eye problems in cats should not be ignored.

🐾 In this video, you'll learn:

Common signs of feline herpesvirus
Why cats may develop watery or irritated eyes
What an FHV-1 flare-up can look like
Possible triggers for recurring symptoms
How veterinarians evaluate eye problems in cats
When your cat needs prompt veterinary attention
Ways to support your cat's overall eye and respiratory health

⚠️ Veterinary Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Watery eyes can result from many conditions, including infections, allergies, injuries, foreign objects, or other eye problems. If your cat is squinting, showing significant redness, has thick discharge, seems painful, or has vision changes, contact a veterinarian promptly.