James Parnell answered
If your cat has always had a droopy left eye, then this is probably nothing to worry about.
However, if this a new development, then you will have to take your cat to see a vet as soon as possible.
A droopy eye may not sound that worrying, but it could be the sign of a more serious infection or an allergy that will need to be treated by a vet.
A droopy eye could be the sign of several problems with your cat...
However, if this a new development, then you will have to take your cat to see a vet as soon as possible.
A droopy eye may not sound that worrying, but it could be the sign of a more serious infection or an allergy that will need to be treated by a vet.
A droopy eye could be the sign of several problems with your cat...
- Horner's syndrome is one of the more serious problems. This condition affects the facial muscles - which causes an eye to droop. Horner's syndrome may also affect the size of your cat's pupils, so check these too.
- A droopy eye in your cat could be the sign of an allergy or an infection. Both these ailments are relatively common, and can be treated by your local vet.
- If you notice that your cat's eye has suddenly become droopy, then it would be wise for you to take your cat to the veterinary practice.
