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Cat Eyes

by Crystal

photo by Editor B

photo by Editor B

QUESTION

I have a 9 year old cat. His eye looks like the second eye lid (white one) may have gotten torn, and it is on his eye, blocking his vision. It is on the bottom. When he blinks or moves, it also moves. It looks fairly thick.

Thank-You,
Crystal


Hi, Crystal,

Anytime a cat's third eyelid protrudes, it indicates something is not quite right. It can be a primary eye problem or it can be a sign that the cat is sick from a number of other possible conditions.

The appearance that you describe certainly sounds like a primary eye problem, in fact a primary third eyelid problem. He definitely needs to be seen by a vet.

Feel free to write back anytime with additional questions or comments.

Thank you for writing, Dr. Neely

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