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February 9th, 2011, 03:59 AM
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Cat with hazy eyes...
I have a 3 year old female Birman. Her eyes have always look different than my 2 other cats, they look kind of hazy to me. She's been to several vets before (for other reasons) but no one ever commented on that. Today I took her to the vet again because her allergies is getting really bad and she asked me if I notice that. I said yes but she's been like that since she was young (around 2 months old when I got her). The vet said if that's the case, then I shouldn't worry. I insisted in her telling me what that could mean, and she said it's probably her cornea but since her eyes have always been like that then I shouldn't worry because she can still see me and everything....should I get a second opinion? Thanks.
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February 10th, 2011, 04:41 PM
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The hazy thing that comes to mind is cataracts, but I would think unusual in such a young cat. I think a second opinion would give you more peace of mind. Keep us updated.
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