The eyes are an important and very delicate part of a feline’s anatomy. Keeping a routine check on your Himalayan cat’s eyes can help detect irritation, scratches, or even illness should it arise. When checking your cat’s eyes, if you notice the eyes to be irritated, watery, or even swollen, give your vet a call. In some cases, your Himalayan’s eyes may be watery or give off a green or yellow discharge if there is debris in the eye, a scratch in the eye, or even damage to the tear ducts. Epiphora is the medical term given when a cat’s tears do not drain correctly through the tear ducts. It is often a symptom of an underlying condition. A variety of cat breeds are prone to epiphora simply because of the shape of their eyes. For more information on your Himalayan’s eye health, talk with your reputed veterinarian Greenville SC.