Why Have My Cat's Eyes Become Cloudy?

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QuestionMy cats eyes seem to have clouded over, should I be worried? (Carla Casson - United Kingdom)

Answer

You need to take your cat to a vet as soon as possible. Cloudy eyes can be caused by a variety of diseases and in no case is this something to be ignored. Bacterial infections, glaucoma, fatty acid accumulation and ulcers are the most common causes. Cats also get cataracts (although it is not particularly common), this is a clouding of the lens and is more common in older cats. Some of these disorders are serious, they can be incredibly painful and lead to blindness if untreated.

Disclaimer: This service is meant to provide advice only and is not meant to replace an appointment with a registered veterinarian. Users should always seek a second opinion. Unfortunately we are only able to answer several questions per week so not everyone gets a published answer. And, unfortunately we can't answer by email.
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