Talk to your vet about the possibility of feline herpes.  I have a cat with it and she has one eye that constantly waters like that.

Oct 31, 2010 -- 9:31AM, appy20 wrote:

For the sensitive stomach, you might want to try Precise Plus foods.  If you do,  only use the Plus line or better (they are in the process of introducing a holistic line).  I have 5 cats with stomach sensitivities that stopped bothering them after I first switched to Eagle Pack and now Precise.

I looked at their website, and judging from what's on there, they've only got one feline formula. Is that true? Or is it just the website not being with it?

For the sensitive stomach, you might want to try Precise Plus foods.  If you do,  only use the Plus line or better (they are in the process of introducing a holistic line).  I have 5 cats with stomach sensitivities that stopped bothering them after I first switched to Eagle Pack and now Precise.  I have no issues now.  Even hairballs are rare.  I have 13 cats and have only had 3 hairballs in the last year.  I also have a hairball vomiter and he has done really well.  That is different from a cat with hairballs and much trickier to find solutions for. 

I am big believer in good foods.  I am a frugal person and if I could get the same results with cheaper foods, I would do it in a heartbeat.  The fact is I can't.   I have tried.  I haven't had an ill cat in years.  I used to be in the vet's office all of the freaking time. 

After an animal gets a really bad illness, no food is going to cure them. However, I do believe that good foods do boost immune system so that they are more resistant to illness in the first place.  I don't get abscesses.  I don't get respiratory illnesses. I don't have stomach problems.  Mine are not getting sick.

I adopted 4 kitties out of a 6 kitty litter over a year ago.  A coworker took 2 of the kittens of that 6.  My 4 never had a single illness.  Not once.  Hers had feline Herpes.  One of hers nearly died from a respiratory infection.  Not one of mine ever coughed.  Or sneezed.  Much less couldn't breathe. None of them went off their feed.  What she spent in vet bills was twice my entire cat food bill for all 13 of my cats. 6 cats from same litter.  4 stay healthy and 2 stay sick.  The only difference is the food.  All cats had loving homes.  If anything, my crazy monkeys are TOO healthy.  LOL

It isn't likely FeLV but it is not impossible.  I once adopted a cat, had him tested and vaccinated for FeLV. He was negative of course.  Ten months later he goes positive.  FeLV tests have more false negatives than they do positives which is why all the cats that I had at the time who were exposed to that cat had to be tested every 90 days for a year and then every six months for the second year and every time any kind of cold symptom or stomach upset.

It is unlikely that your cat has that but it is not impossible.  Allergies are common.  Very common.  Also mild respiratory illnesses.  I do kind of worry about the snoring stuff. 

I would watch them and if they vomit (other than hairballs) and/or if they refuse to eat.  In my household, the only time anyone refuses to eat is when they are dying so that is my cat symptom that i never ignore.  I have an eating crew.  Missing a meal is a big thing.   I do suggest, fwiw, that you do watch carefully and if your baby passes up a meal, get some vet care.  Immediately.  Or if they get really lethargic.

My cat had a watery eye and what seemed to be a cold.  The doctors treated her for an upper respiratory type thing but it didn't go away even after several weeks.  We later learned that she had cancer in her sinus bones.    There are so many simple things that can cause these symptoms and tragic ones as well.  I guess the key is to keep pushing for answers if it doesn't get well.  Good luck with your kitty.