Hi guys,

Well, Smookie, the kitty I adopted last month had to
go to the vet a couple of weeks ago because I thought
she had jabbed her eye on something or one of my other
cats had attacked her.  But the vet said that she had
a corneal ulcer, and now he thinks that the other eye
that she already lost was not due to an accident, but
to feline herpes and a severely ulcerated cornea. 
Since she was a stray, and the eye was so bad, they
didn't know what had happened, and so they just
removed the eye.  But now he thinks it's feline
herpes, which I know nothing about.  I read Rachel's
post on conjunctivitis, and will pick up some L-lysine
as soon as possible.  Is this a tasteless powder that
I can sneak into wet food?  The doctor gave me two
sets of eye drops, one that is an antibiotic, and one
that I believe he said was sulphur.  I don't have it
here at work to see the label.  So far, they aren't
working so great, and Smookie is a real pain in the
butt to give them to.  She thinks she is a jackrabbit,
and kicks my boobs to death if I don't wrap her up in
a towel, which hasn't always been available since I've
been down after foot surgery.  Any advice other than
the L-lysine?  Anyone have experience with corneal
ulcers or feline herpes, good or bad?  I don't want
her to lose her only eye to this virus.  What is the
average life span of a kitty with feline herpes?  Can
they live a long life with this virus?

Thanks!
:)
Wendy

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