My 15-year-old cat has a goopy eye and nosebleeds. What should I do?

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My cat is 15 and is an indoor cat. He gets nose bleeds out of his left nostril and his left eye is goopy and waters constantly. He looks better at night than morning hours and afternoon

Chad Brown, DVM · Accepted Answer

Hi there and thank you very much for reaching out to us. When a cat presents to us with unilateral or one-sided symptoms such as the one your cat is displaying, we start to think of specific types of causes. Some of the things that can cause nosebleeds and left-sided issues in general of the head could be things like sinus infections of that side, dental problems on that side, cancerous growth in the nasal passage or sinuses, etc. I urge you to go to a veterinarian as soon as possible to get a complete physical and dental examination performed. The veterinarian will also probably want to do some school x-rays as well as rhinoscopy to look up the nasal passage or otoscopy to look down the ear on that affected side. Thank you very much for your question. I hope I have helped today.

My 15-year-old cat has a goopy eye and nosebleeds. What should I do?

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