My cat has just had surgery for ventral bulla osteotomy in his left ear, he had polyps in his middle ear, he has been left with horners syndrome. Will this be permanent? How long will it last, his third eye lid is over the middle of his eye

My cat has Horners Syndrome in his right eye. Vet says it may be idiopathic. However, I just found out my husband has sometimes been giving my cat his insulin injections on that side of his neck rather than in the scruff of his neck. Could this have possibly caused the Horners Syndrome?

My Cat has Horner's Syndrome. We tried 2 weeks of antibiotics. About 1.5 weeks into the antibiotics the third pupil started to retract and she looked like she was on the mend. About a week after the antibiotics, the third eyelid started to get stuck open again, and the uneven pupils worsened. She has no other symptoms other than the Horner's Syndrome and the ear on the same side of the eye issues is the chronic ear infection ear. The original diagnoses was a middle ear infection. I took her back to the vet today. The vet (who is new to me because of moving across country) also wants to run a really expensive CT scan. I cannot afford a CT scan on myself (with insurance) let alone on a cat without insurance. They keep telling me she's old and there could be other problems. But there are no other symptoms. She would have other symptoms I would think if it was something serious. Given that the eye issues got better with the first round of antibiotics, I would think that is sign enough that it can be treated with antibiotics, she just needed them a bit longer. I know there are suppose to be other symptoms with middle ear infections, and she does not have them. Is there anything else it could be (besides a middle ear infection)? Would anything else that causes Horner's Syndrome also get better on antibiotics?

My cat just got back form the vet earlier today. She has her second eyelid over 1/3 of her eye, and her pupil in that eye is differently dilated than the other. The vet was very short and new since we just moved. He told me to give her Clindaymycin over the weekend and if she is not better by Monday/Tuesday bring her back for blood test. He said the underlying causes was likely neurological, but he did not expand upon what that meant. I am thinking the worse (she's going to die level of worse). She is perfectly fine other than that eye issue. Her ear is fine (he checked it), she eats well still, drinks, uses the litter box, and plays. She did not have a fever and her temp was normal. She was so ok, they went ahead and gave her a rabies vaccine today (she was due in a couple of weeks anyways). What else could be causing her eye issue? No trauma. what are the possible neurlogical disorders and what is the probability that the clindamycin will work. I am worried sick about her and I am not sure if I should seek another opinion becuase she seems fine besides her eye.

about a year ago a cat my cat showed up outside my house as a stray, skinny, with ear mites and goopy eyes. I took him in and got him help, he’s been neutered, shots etc. He has had an ear infection practically since being with me, he was treated for it on the same day as being treated for mites. The mites went away but the ear infection has not, he's been treated probably once a month. Only one ear has issues, the right side, the left is fine. I noticed again he was scratching at his right ear so decided to take him in to see the vet. I trust my vet, my family takes all of our animals there.. my vet said his ear looked fine, or at least as if it was getting better and that with another round of Claro and a Depo Medrol shot he should be good to go. Mercury likes to hide under the blankets in his kennel when we go to the vet, and so when I met the vet at the door (due to COVID precautions) to pick him up, he was hiding and I couldn’t see him. 10 minutes into the car ride he comes out from under the blanket and I turn around and look at him and one of his pupils was huge, and the other very small. He was not showing any signs before visiting the vet this time, I have never seen his eyes do this so I am very scared. I decided to take him home anyways and assumed he was just super stressed out and needed to relax, I brought him home and noticed he acted confused and had a hard time keeping his balance. He defecated outside of his litter box, his inner lid was showing, and had one pupil bigger than the other still. I called his vet immediately and they said to bring him back in and they would keep him overnight, after leaving him I got a call saying he was being put on fluids and given an antibiotic bc they’re worried about infection and that it was worrisome his eyes looked like that still. I am just reaching out for help bc I’m very worried and willing to take any advice or experience into consideration. I will know more tomorrow morning from my personal vet but while I wait I can’t help but look. Thank you!