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- Squinting and sensitivity to bright light
- Discharge from the affected eye
- Reddening of the eye due to inflammation
- Clouded cornea
- Rubbing and pawing at the affected eye
- General signs of problems with the cat’s vision
- Superficial ulcers affect only the epithelium.
- Deep ulcers go past the epithelium into the stroma.
- Descemetoceles go deeper into the endothelium, which is also known as the descemet’s membrane, sometimes leading to perforation of the eye.
- Infections by bacteria and virus
- Exposure to harmful chemicals
- Dirt under the eyelid
- Injuries sustained during a fight or play
- Dry eye
- Paralysis of the facial nerves
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