A healthy cat’s eyes should be clear and bright and the area
around the eyeball white.
Common Symptoms of Illness
Red inner eyelids
Matter 'stuck' on
the surface or in the corners of the eye
Cloudiness within
the eyeball
A dull eye surface
The 'third eyelid'
coming across the eye
Excessive tearing
or unusual discharges
Tear-stained fur
around the eyes
Eye Tests used to Diagnose Eye
Problems
Fluorescein stain
to identify the presence of corneal ulcers
Schirmer Tear Test
to determine the level of tear production
Ocular pressure to
detect glaucoma
Ophthalmoscope to
see in the eye chamber