Dear Kerry,
I do not know if you have had much response to your email or not, but I can
tell you what I know.
Opthalmic disease in cats is often secondary to an underlying disease (as in
your case felv), It suggests central nervous system involvement either by
the virus (or other infectious dise
Kerry,
if you check the archives, you'll find that there have been a number of kitties
on list with pupils that had variable dilation. If memory serves, most of
those kitties had normal or low ocular pressure (including my Ninja) and so the
variations seemed to be neurological in nature. One d
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