I have cats too.  26 to be exact.  Most are strays that we've taken in.  
Anytime you have lots of cats or outside cats that can be around other sick 
cats they tend to get an URI - Upper Respiratory Infection.  Runny eyes and 
congestion are the top signs.  The best thing I've found especially for those 
unrully cats that you can't hold to medicate is Terrimycin Powder.  You can get 
it at most feed stores or Tractory Supply.  It's the same stuff the vet gives 
you for their eyes as an ointment.  I have a concoction that I mix up and even 
my most picky eaters gobble this stuff up.  For just her I would do this:  take 
about 1/2 cup plain yogurt, 1 small jar of beef or chicken baby food, 1/8 tsp 
of terimycin powder, 1/2 cup of evaptorated milk, 1 egg yolk optional, mix 
either in blender or by hand then add equal part of water to mixture.  It has 
to be refridgerated afterward and doesn't last long and it won't hurt the other 
cats to have it.  It will boost their immune system.  If
 you don't want to do the whole mixture I'll do just the powder in baby food 
with some water to make it liquid instead of solid.  Hope this helps.
   
  Toshia
  PS Know anyone who wants a cat or kitten?

Sharon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
            Hi everyone...Please don't get mad at me...I know this is a 
Chihuahua room...and I do have Chi's...but I also have cats...and I see all the 
GOOD advice givin here..so I was hoping someone might have an idea about this 
cat.This was a stray cat...it took me over a year and a half to get her to even 
come up to me...she was pretty feral. Over the years...about 4...I've been 
feeding her and taking care of her...she seems to have a chronic eye 
problem...her eyes run a lot...sometimes it's clear...some times it's like 
green pus. She WILL NOT let me pick her up to medicate her...she's bit me a few 
times...I finally got her to live on my enclosed porch...she's very 
healthy...fat...spayed...but has this eye problem.I don't know how to even get 
her in a carrier to get her to the vet to have him look at her. I'd love for 
her to live in my house with my other VERY spoiled cats...but I need to get the 
eyes taken care of  first. My cats do not go outside at all..and they are
 spayed and neuterd.Very healhty.  If anyone had any idea of what the problem 
might be..or how to medicate her...I tried putting it in her food...didn't 
work...PLEASE let me know...I really don't want to stress her by forcing her 
into a carrier~~~Thanks~~~Sharon
  

                         

       
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