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- Weak ligament attachment
- Defect in the retinaculum
- Congenital condition
- Inflammation
- Idiopathic (no known reason)
- History: Your veterinarian will want a complete history of your cat’s health including when you first noticed the red mass.
- Physical Examination: A complete physical examination is necessary to evaluate the general health of your cat. This examination helps the veterinarian confirm the diagnosis and decide the best way to treat your cat’s cherry eye.
- Ophthalmic Examination: Your veterinarian may perform a thorough eye exam including taking a biopsy of the mass if necessary.
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