By eHow Pets Editor
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Although cats don't usually have as many eye problems as do dogs, when they do contract an infection, the results can be lasting. Conjunctivitis occurs when the pink part of the eye, which lines the white sclera, becomes red and inflamed. If you suspect your cat might have conjunctivitis, read the following.
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Lizzie181 said
on 3/29/2008 My cat has been on antibiotic ointment for her conjunctivitis but it has been 1 month and she is still suffering. I used one tube and it still is not working, her eyes are 50% better but she still squints still and the discharge is half as much now.