Weepy eyes are very common in cats and are associated with infections, things that irritate the eye or a problem with tear drainage. A small amount of gunk in the corner of the eye is normal, but continuous weeping or a sticky discharge is not.
There are a variety of possible causes for excessive tearing and eye drainage problems in cats. It's best to seek veterinary attention if your cat has weepy eyes, otherwise, the problem can worsen.
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