Search Results for Query: uveitis

Hey! I don't think anyone here can come up with a home remedy. And, it sounds like your cat has already been treated in the past for anterior uveitis. How long ago was that? Did the vet suggest a cause for it? I am thinking from what all you are saying, that her condition has worsened, so the...

...keep them until this Friday because Luna needed to be seen again by the vet for her eyes, which brings me to my concern. She apparently has uveitis in both eyes. There is a picture of her before the uveitis and her eyes just looked a little goopy, which I know is common in shelter cats. But...

*She is already under veterinary care* Just wanting to see if others have experience or knowledge of uveitis. One of my fosters has developed this. It started out with a little conjunctivitis in one eye, which i started treating with Terramycin. It progressed and she had conjunctivitis in...

...with these ailments, please share your experience. On Xmas, I found ginger boy emaciated with an upper respiratory infection and glaucoma/uveitis in one eye. He was taken into foster care and was squeezed into a vet appnt 2 days later. Here were his stats: FIV (he was negative 2 years ago)...

Hello - Here is a list of TCS threads/posts in order of the most current first (so your two posts show up at the top); Search Results for Query: uveitis

Search Results for Query: uveitis If you look through these threads, you will find some experiences of other members. Uveitis in Cats | VCA Animal Hospital This will give you some background for a discussion with the vet about treatment. I really don't know if an eye medication is able to...

...this will factor in with my question.:bluepaw: He examined Stripe and said his eyes made him really question Ocular Dry FIP with the Anterior Uveitis. That coupled w the seizure, Neuro? He advised to get him established w a clinic, CBC and Chem Panel run and go from there. Down the FIP...

We had Sylvester to the opthomologist a few hours ago so she could check his left eye that had the Uveitis issue and she said "it looks like he never had a problem" and said we can actually stop giving him the steroid drops!! Just watch it and see what happens, but she said "the last time he was...

...that you have already searched for other threads/articles. But, while you wait to hear directly from some of our members, here are links to additional information I found. Search Results for Query: anterior uveitis | TheCatSite Uveitis in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and FAQs | PetMD

Last night I noticed that Sylvester's left eye, the one that he has the Uveitis in, wasn't opening all the way at times, but we saw some white stains around it and figured it was from the Prednisone drop that Deb gives him every night so we didn't put any in last night but instead put in...

We did not have her retested for anything. Our regular vet said he wasn’t even sure it was uveitis, especially because according to the rescue, her eyes never seemed painful.

Did you have them retested for FeLV/FIV? Toxoplasmosis? FIP? I ask because now I can say I have experience. My cat with uveitis looked to be improving and just had saw the vet who said she looked good and…wham she had glaucoma and is now blind and on retest came back positive for FeLV

Thank you! I appreciate it! She does have on his report paperwork that he will have to be treated for it long term but we stopped the Prenisolone for now and have to give him antibiotic drop and another kind of some "new" one, she'll see him again in two weeks and we'll go from there. He's upset...

No he doesn't have any of that, but he does have an "immature cataract" but he was just checked by his opthomolgist on December 10th and everything was fine. She said "this is the best his eye has looked since I started seeing him" back in May of last year.

I wish I could give you assurance, I'm dealing with supposedly anterior uveitis in one of my fosters. She has been on antibiotics for over a month, eye drops and ointment. We just had a second check up and the vet said she looked like she was possibly healed, but to continue the eye ointment...

...are some pinkish and reddish marks in her eye in different areas, and im not sure what this could be in terms of conditions, i know anterior uveitis is there, but I’m not sure what this could mean in her case specifically. She’s been a lot more vocal and clingy with me recently, although her...

...to reduce inflammation. The vet will want to reduce pressure in the affected eye in order to prevent further damage. Glaucoma caused by uveitis is managed by reducing the inflammation and treating the underlying cause. Your vet may recommend surgery to remove the painful eye, especially if...

...new vet feels the cause is a minor infection, and that the left eye is almost healed! Generally with at least acute, uncomplicated anterior uveitis the pupil becomes constricted rather than dilated, while dilation typically indicates uveitis with secondary glaucoma, so your first vets may not...

Whoop! I knew as soon as I hit Post Reply that would turn out to be the case! Good to know.

The pressure level is at 60, so he suggest removing the other eye so he'll be out of pain. Medication won't help, and this an actual cat opthamologist (I never knew they had those either).