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We brought our new kitten home from the shelter on Wednesday. Her name is Maka and she will be 5 months old on the 11th. Although Maka is quite possibly the friendliest cat I've met in my entire life, it seems that nobody wanted me to adopt her because she has what the shelter believed are eye ulcers, causing her eyes to appear cloudy. They said she arrived at their shelter when she was about 2 months old and her eyes were like that. They guess, based on cats they've seen before, that Maka had an infection that created these ulcers. She seems to see perfectly fine (can follow a laser around the room) and is not bothered by them. They do tear a lot so I wipe her face gently with a warm wash cloth once a day.
Does anyone know more about eye ulcers in cats? Is there something to do for it? The shelter said typically this type of thing is just left alone. We have an appointment to have her spayed on February 4th and plan to ask the vet more questions at that time, but we are just looking to see what information might be out there about this type of thing. Thank you in advance!
We brought our new kitten home from the shelter on Wednesday. Her name is Maka and she will be 5 months old on the 11th. Although Maka is quite possibly the friendliest cat I've met in my entire life, it seems that nobody wanted me to adopt her because she has what the shelter believed are eye ulcers, causing her eyes to appear cloudy. They said she arrived at their shelter when she was about 2 months old and her eyes were like that. They guess, based on cats they've seen before, that Maka had an infection that created these ulcers. She seems to see perfectly fine (can follow a laser around the room) and is not bothered by them. They do tear a lot so I wipe her face gently with a warm wash cloth once a day.
Does anyone know more about eye ulcers in cats? Is there something to do for it? The shelter said typically this type of thing is just left alone. We have an appointment to have her spayed on February 4th and plan to ask the vet more questions at that time, but we are just looking to see what information might be out there about this type of thing. Thank you in advance!