Does your British Longhair cat like to spend a lot of time prowling around indoors or outdoors? If so then chances are he will get some kind of injury in his lifetime simply because he enjoys a good game of hide and seek with his prey and that often involves squeezing through tight spaces. Eye injuries are common for cats. If you notice your British Longhair has injured his eye, call your vet right away and describe the injury. Some eye injuries are just inflammation or irritations caused by debris in the air or allergies. Scratches to the eye can occur fairly easy as well. Signs of a scratched eye may include watery eyes, green or yellow eye discharge, squinting, excessive blinking, and an avoidance of bright lights. Describe the symptoms carefully to your veterinary clinic Crown Point, IN so he can best prescribe treatment or schedule an in office checkup.