Nina,
I had a cat that had the same symptoms. I paid a lot of money for a number of tests and all turned out OK. Eventually the eye became normal again.
Hoping for the best for Grace.
JoanNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just posted about how well Grace has been doing. I'm about to lose my mind,
Nina,
My positve Amber has a dilated pupil and her coloring is darker in that eye also, but nothing else is wrong and she seems to be fine with it, a little more light sensitive but that seems to be all, let me know what you find out.
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina,I think it could be a sign
Jen,
This helps me also, thank you ;-))
CherieJen Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Nina!I've actually got three cats with this condition (I don't recall thetechnical name for it, but it's common among cats with FeLV)...Marvin(he's about 4 years old) has a pupil that's completely blown, but
We're saying a prayer for you guys. Hopefully the list is right and it's just
a strange quirk with felv.
-Kyle
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Nina,
The dilated pupil could be caused by various things. The least of which, and MOST likely since you stated that she's been ok, and acting quite like a kitten again, is that she might have given herself a slight concusion. My spaz-cat Coebeio has done this on occasiononce while spazing
PS. In fact with Bailey it is his left pupil also.
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Title: RE: I'm scared for Grace - dilated left pupil
Dear Nina
I know you've had a lot of reassuring replies since you posted, and I'm hope and praying along with you and everyone else that Grace's symptom isn't a serious one. I hope you do get to see your vet this weekend (and sooner
Thanks Joan, that's good to hear. My internist is going to try to
squeeze me in this weekend, but thanks to you guys I'm not quite so
nervous anymore.
Joan Doljan wrote:
Nina,
I had a cat that had the same symptoms. I paid a lot of money
for a number of tests and all turned out OK.
Thanks Tamara for all the personal experience about this. The reason I
started to panic, was because Grace's littermate, Molly, (the 2nd in
the litter to pass), had a tumor behind one of her eyes. A concussion
had not occurred to me, but the way she's been acting lately, it could
be.
Nina
as most of the folks are saying, while it could be serious and should
be looked at, it could just as easily be one of the simpler things
folks are suggesting
fyi, I have unequal pupils myself sometimes, which comes from a really
rare, totally benign condition that causes my optical nerves to
Thanks Michelle for that ray of hope. I'm trying not to panic. Before
my animals started getting sick, I was so calm in crisis conditions.
That's all shot to h**l now.
Nina
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Nina,
I think it could be a sign of something serious, but I also seem to
remember someone
Nina,
go search in the archives from 1998, my Ninja had strange pupil issues and there was nothing at all wrong with her eyes. She had uneven dilation and it would changeoccasionally as to which eye was more dilated, but they were both more dilated than normal. My vet even checked her ocular
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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 11:22 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: RE: I'm scared for Grace - dilated left pupil
Hi Nina!
I've actually got three cats with this condition (I don't recall the
technical name for it, but it's common among
I forgot to mention that my vet also said that this is not unheard of
with FelV kitties.
Nina
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