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Eye disorders There are many disorders that can affect cats, too many to list here, the most common include: Cataracts (opacity of the lens) Glaucoma (increase in pressure inside the eye) Uveitis (inflammation of the inner structures of the eye) Corneal ulcers Retinal diseases Retinal detachment Tumours Corneal disease Eye infections Foreign body lodged in the eye Conjunctivitis (inflammation of the conjunctiva) Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS/dry eye) Trichiasis (eye irritation from the lashes) Entropion (eyelid rolled inward) Eye worms Brown spots in the eyes (melanoma, melanocytes) The following conditions can cause blindness: High blood pressure Lead poisoning Taurine deficiency Portosystemic shunt Diabetes Roundworms Certain medications Symptoms of eye disorders Symptoms can vary depending on the condition, but be alert for the following: Watery eyes (epiphora) Cloudy eyes Different sized pupils(anisocoria) Lumps and bumps on any part of the eye Pawing at the eye Painful eye Bulging eye (proptosis) Film over the eye Bulging or sunken eye (enophthalmos) Squinting Sensitivity to light (photophobia) Sudden swelling (chemosis) Irritation Blindness in cats All cats are born with their eyelids fused shut, their eyelids begin to open around the second week of life. Aside from the above, which occurs in all newborn kittens, some cats will be born blind; others will become blind at a later stage in life either through disease or trauma. Blind cats can and do go on to live a full and happy life. More information on blindness in cats can be found here. Frequently asked questions Can cats control their pupils? Cats cannot consciously control their pupils; this is the role of the sympathetic nervous system for pupil dilation and the parasympathetic nervous system for pupil constriction. Can cats move their eyes? Yes, just like humans, cats can move their eyes from side to side and up and down. This range of motion is limited. How are cat eyes different from human eyes? The eyes of the cat differ from human eyes in several ways. The light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye contains rods and cones which respond to light and colour. Cats have 6-8 more rod cells than cones, which gives them excellent night vision, but they are not able to see colours as well as we can. The pupils of humans remain round when dilated or constricted, whereas the cat pupils are round when they are dilated but elliptical when they are constricted.
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