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Originally Posted by Onyxmozart  No light is needed to see the white spot on his left eye. It's just there. As for pawing, he usually play paws at his face while wriggling on his back, but he doesn't seem to have any issues keeping them open. |
My boy does the same, rolls on his back and play paws at his face, baring his teeth. What are they thinking about I wonder?
If the white spot is related to a scratch or ulcer, it would be a scar from improper healing of the scratch or ulcer. So any symptoms like holding the eye shut would have been in the past.
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Originally Posted by Ladymom Lady had a white spot exactly like that on her eye a few years ago and it turned out to be a pocket of infection. My vet sent me to an ophthalmologist. They did eye scrapings and lab work to diagnose it.
Since our general practice vets don't have the training or specialized equipment to deal with anything more than routine eye problems, I always think a visit with an ophthalmologist is important. |
Was the infection resolved with medication or was a procedure required?