No, I don't think it's anything to worry about. Just watch her for other signs of seizures, or for other eye symptoms. Sorry I disappeared again, was doing dishes. Try touching the outside of her eyelid, just put your thumb over it and put a very light pressure on her eyeball through her eyelid (she should close her eye as your thumb approaches. If light pressure gets a pain response (screams, swats at you, growls, hisses), then I'd take her in, if she just pulls back annoyed, I wouldn't worry. Just watch for pain and signs of her losing her vision. Like, for example if she doesn't close her eye as your thumb approaches... she might not be seeing it. But, you might want to take her in anyways, if you need antibiotics for the URI. I'd probably take the wait and see approach though, if she's not improving by Friday, take her in before the weekend. Do you have more than one ice pack? If so, I'd leave one out for her as an option to lay on if she wants to. When that one defrosts, replace it with another, and put that one in the freezer, you know? Cats will seek out what feels good to them, if her fever comes back while you are asleep, if she has a cold place to lay down, she probably will lay there.
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