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   Can a cat go blind?

   • There are many different things that can cause a cat to go blind, some are treatable and some are not. Sight loss in cats can be gradual or sudden depending on the cause. Fortunately, many cats cope well with blindness, especially if they have lost vision gradually and adapted well.

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   What causes sudden blindness in cats?

   • A traumatic injury to your cat’s head can be the cause of sudden blindness. A serious blow to the head can cause blindness in different ways, for example brain trauma or eye trauma. Fortunately, if caught early, the problem can be reversed with treatments, and your cat may be able to see again.

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   Is Blindness permanent in cats?

   • Blindness is usually permanent but there are some causes of blindness in cats where it may be possible to reverse the blindness if it is caught very early. Your vet will be able to guide you on your cat’s individual prognosis.

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   Should I remove my cat's eyes if he is blind?

   • If your cat’s blindness is caused by disease or injury and is permanent, it may be necessary to remove one or both eyes on veterinary advice.

   Blind cats | How to look after blind cats | Cats Protection

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   Can a head injury cause blindness in cats?

   • A serious blow to the head can cause blindness in different ways, for example brain trauma or eye trauma. Fortunately, if caught early, the problem can be reversed with treatments, and your cat may be able to see again. It is usually obvious if your cat has sustained a head trauma as there may be other injuries or signs.

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   How do you know if a cat is blind?

   • Sometimes, the first signs you observe of your cat going blind are visual changes to their eyes. Your cat’s eyes may look cloudy, red, or have a different reflection than before. They may squint or have discharge from their eyes. Sometimes, you may notice their pupils are extra big or are a different size or shape in each eye.

   Is My Cat Going Blind? 6 Vet-Verified Signs & Care Tips

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   There are many different things that can cause a cat to go blind, some are treatable and some are not. Sight loss in cats can be gradual or sudden depending on the cause. Fortunately, many cats cope well with blindness, especially if they have lost vision gradually and adapted well.

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   Sep 24, 2024 · Signs Your Cat Is Blind. 1. Cloudy Eyes. One of the easiest ways to spot that your cat might be losing their vision is when their eyes cloud over. You may see a hazy film over the corneas....

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   How To Tell If A Cat Is Blind. Cats are known for their keen senses, especially their ability to see in the dark. However, just like humans, cats can experience vision problems, including blindness. It can be difficult to tell if a cat is blind, as they are masters at adapting to their environment.

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   Sep 29, 2024 · The 4 Causes for Sudden Blindness in Cats. 1. Head Trauma. A traumatic injury to your cat’s head can be the cause of sudden blindness. A serious blow to the head can cause blindness in...

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   Unfortunately, these finely-tuned feline eyes are vulnerable to injury and a wide variety of diseases that can dramatically impair a cat’s eyesight or, in some cases, render a cat partially or totally blind.

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   Aug 28, 2024 · Are you’re wondering whether your cat is going blind? We describe the signs, common causes and the adjustments you might need to make when living with a blind cat.

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   What are the symptoms of a cat going blind? If you’re concerned that your cat might be going blind, keep a look out for the following signs. Bumping into things, particularly furniture that has been moved – this may be apparent at night or in low light; Disorientation or change in normal behaviour