Cats Eyes Always Fully Dilated

Does anyone know how long a cats eyes typically remain dilated after surgery.

Cats eyes always fully dilated. Are your cats eyes dilated all the time. He literally gets between others who are about to mix it up and keeps the peace - he is a lover boy extraordinaire. The reason that the eyes are dilated is because your cat is effectively blind.

In these instances your cats eyesight is eventually at risk. A cat might have dilated eyes after a general anesthetic. Feline hypertension can be related to several factors including kidney thyroid or heart disease so be sure to take your cat to the vet so that they can prescribe effective treatment.

Since the eyes dilate primarily to control the amount of light that comes in if your cat has any trouble seeing their eyes will likely always be dilated. Mostly cats eyes should remain neutral most of the day. If you have a cat with one dilated and one is not there are a number of things that could be wrong.

My cat was anesthetized yesterday morning for a dental and his pupils are still completely dilated this morningcan it take more than 24hrs to wear off. This may worry the cats owner because anesthetics can harm or rarely even kill a cat. If there is no change despite exposure to light consult your veterinarian.

Posted on March 23 2013 by Michael Broad. It only becomes a concern if the pupils never contract. Answer 1 of 8.

High blood pressure also called hypertension is the most common reason why your cats eyes are always dilated. My kitten spooky said to look like an havanah brown but not. The reason that the eyes are dilated is because your cat is effectively blind.