Hi, No, the spots don't come and go. They just stay and get worse. I don't think that is has anythings to do with an infection. But I will just try some CS on her eye and see if it helps then.
I just know that when people get spots on their eyes it means something depending where it is and I think cats would be the same way right? I would get a pet zapper sometime when I can afford it then... Thanks Nicole:O) B&B Anthony <[email protected]> wrote: Nicole, these spots seem to come and go? They might just be part of her genetics.I have ordered one of the pet zappers for my 8 cats and two dogs. I haven't got it yet but it is suppose to help with parasites and such. I have a 12 year old cat that I am especially wanting to put it on. ( http://web.idirect.com/~showcase/althealth/zapapet.htm) Have you put cs drops in her eyes? We have sprayed a couple of cats with cs that have eye infections and it helped get rid of it. My daughter has some feral cats around her house with eye problems and putting it in the water helps but does not clear it up like putting it right into the eyes. Of course, if this is just part of her genes, cs will do nothing to help that. --BA----- Original Message ----- From: Nicole Fraser To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 12:03 PMSubject: CS>kitty eye spots? :0( I have a year old, female cat. She is white with blue eyes. Now I have noticed this since she was a kitten, but now it seems to be worse! On her right eye between 2-11 o'clock there are about 4 different sized/shaped, copper colored spots. Then there is one at about 2 o'clock. When you are close to her these spots are VERY noticable! I have had people comenting on them besides my family. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.
