We have 6 other cats, and they do not have this.
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The best thing to do would be to have your cat examined by a veterinarian. This may be normal discharge although if it just started I would be concerned this may be a sign of disease. Conjunctivitis is fairly common in cats. Obstructed tear ducts are also somewhat common especially in Persians and cats with that head structure. This can lead to tear staining of the fur around the eyes.
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Do you actually mean that the fur around his eyes goes a rusty almost bloody color? If this is the case then although I don't have a cat I have a dog that has similar symptoms. My dog has a white coat, and therefore the discharge looks more prominent because of this. It is just a chemical reaction.
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