My Cat's Eyes Are Almost Always Dilated

Sudden blindness is often caused by Untreated Feline Hypertension.

My cat's eyes are almost always dilated. Blindness can occur suddenly in your cat and the cat can show different signs such as bumping into furniture and dilated pupils that remain the same even in the lightVision loss may have various causes that can include high blood pressure diabetes heart or kidney problems. Various health concerns are connected to dilated pupils including feline leukemia toxicity dysautonomia and tumors. High blood pressure also called hypertension is the most common reason why your cats eyes are always dilated.

Cats eyes can also give their owners vital information about how they are feeling and so it is a good idea to find out what it means when your cats pupils are dilated meaning that they change shape when the level of light does not change. When the animal is very excited andor nervous for example during a game session it is usual to see it with round or elliptical pupils. I recently adopted a 5 month old kitten from a shelter.

Feline hypertension can be related to several factors including kidney thyroid or heart disease so be sure to take your cat to the vet so that they can prescribe effective treatment. Your cats age makes it even more imperative he been immediately seen by a veterinarian. Also his pupils are almost round all the time.

At best theyre almond shape in bright light. Feline hypertension can be related to several factors including kidney thyroid or heart disease so be sure to take your cat to the vet so that they can prescribe effective treatment. Although hes white with an orange tail I think he might be part siamese because hes got blue eyes that look red when light shines on them.

Your cats pupils sound consistently dilated which can be a sign of her losing her eyesight. There are a number of over the counter medications that you can try but if they do not do the trick you may need to take your cat to the veterinarian it may be an indicator of other problems. If you have a cat with one dilated and one is not there are a number of things that could be wrong.

However excitement does not always happen because of positive stimuli since it can also oc. This is what is happening with your cat it seems to me. It can be a sign of a physical ailment or disease if its a constant condition such as hypertension anisocoria or dysautonomia.