Why does my kitten have a runny nose and teary eyes?

Those Watery Eyes Make Me Want to Give Them a Big Hug!

Actually, while cats and dogs do feel sadness, they don't express their emotions through "tears."

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Have you ever noticed your cat with watery eyes or a runny nose?
Before a professional vet check-up, you can start with a preliminary observation:
Does your cat seem to have a cold and keep sneezing?
Is there excessive discharge from the eyes or nose, or even pus-like fluid?

#FelineHerpesvirus #FelineViralRhinotracheitis

The carrier rate for Feline Herpesvirus (FHV-1) is as high as 80% among cats.
It's almost a "universal" condition in the feline world.
When a cat's immunity is low, the virus takes its chance to strike.
Once infected, a cat remains a carrier for life.

The Key is: How Can We Prevent These Flare-Ups?

• 1. Reduce Stress:
  Cats are sensitive to their environment. If a loud noise scares them, be sure to patiently comfort them.
• 2. Daily L-Lysine Supplementation:
  Supplementing with L-Lysine helps boost immunity and assists your cat in fighting off the virus.
• 3. Maintain a Clean Environment:
  Our daily surroundings hide invisible dust mites and bacteria. Since cats play in every corner of the house, regular cleaning is essential.

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You can also drop your questions below, and the professional vet and pharmacist team at Singen will answer them for you.

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