06/06/2024
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Corneal Ulcer in Cats
A corneal ulcer is a wound/crater that develops when something rubs or damages the surface of the eye. Ulcers in cats are most commonly caused by catfight injuries, eye infections and cat flu. Ulcers can be difficult to see with the naked eye, which is why vets use a special green stain to diagnose and monitor them.
Most ulcers heal well if they are treated quickly, but left without treatment, they can be very painful, cause permanent damage and in severe cases lead to loss of an eye.
Symptoms of a corneal ulcer include:
🔴 A red, inflamed eye
🔴 A weepy eye
🔴 A painful eye (closed/squinting)
🔴 A cloudy eye
🔴 An obvious crater or dip on the surface of the eye
Treatment
Contact your trusted veterinarian.
DO NOT SELF MEDICATE.
https://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-help-and-advice/pet-health-hub/conditions/eye-ulcers-corneal-ulcers-in-cats
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