What is the grey haze on my cat's eye that doesn't affect vision?

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My cat has a congenital eye defect that I can not match to anything on the internet. It can best be described as a grey/blue haze. It is not entirely opaque; I can see his green eyes beneath it. It doesn't seem to affect his vision. Just curious to know whats going on. Pet's info: Cat | Bombay | Male | neutered

Andrea M. Brodie, DVM · Accepted Answer

This sounds like a corneal edema. This can be caused by intraocular disease, such as glaucoma or uveiti. It may also indicate breed-related endothelial dystrophy or age-related endothelial degeneration, which would be genetic defects.

What is the grey haze on my cat's eye that doesn't affect vision?

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