My stray kitten has a white eye. Can it be treated or removed?

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Hello, I have a stray kitten that has one eye that appears to be very white . I'd like to send photos and perhaps someone can tell me if the cat will need enoculation or if it can be treated.

Stephanie Echols, DVM · Accepted Answer

It is very hard to say based on the pictures alone. There is a possibility it could be saved but he would need to see a vet in person to know for sure. If not and it's not bothering him or getting worse, he could keep the injured eye. Worst case scenario is he needs the enucleation but if the eye is painful, he will experience relief from the pain and be just fine. Good luck and kisses to the little one!

My stray kitten has a white eye. Can it be treated or removed?

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