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     • Acquired heterochromia results from inflammation or an injury to the eye. An active problem may demonstrate clinical signs like: Red inflamed conjunctiva Excessive tearing or discharge Pawing at the eye Cloudy appearance to the eye Sensitivity to light (squinting) or holding the eye shut
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     Heterochromia (Irregular Iris Pigmentation) in Cats and Dogs

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   What causes heterochromia in cats?

   • Heterochromia in cats can occur due to various causes, including genetic factors, injuries or trauma, and eye diseases and conditions. Let’s delve into each of these causes to better understand why cats may develop this unique and captivating eye coloration. Genetic factors play a significant role in the occurrence of heterochromia in cats.

   Understanding Heterochromia In Cats: Types, Causes, And Implications

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   Why do cats with heterochromia have blue eyes?

   • Because blue eyes are caused by the absence of pigment, cats with heterochromia always have one blue eye. The key point is this: if pigment is present in the eye, colors like green, brown and yellow are seen. If there is no pigment in the eye, the color of the eye is blue. So blue means “no pigment is present”.

   Heterochromia In Cats: Cats With Different Colored Eyes

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   Do cats with heterochromia have different eye colors?

   • The amount and distribution of melanin determine the eye color. In cats with heterochromia, there is a variation in the amount or distribution of melanin between the two eyes, resulting in eyes of different colors. The mesmerizing colors that can be seen in cats with heterochromia include shades of blue, green, yellow, and amber.

   The Meaning Behind Heterochromia in Cats: A Comprehensive Guide

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   How do I know if my cat has heterochromia?

   • Heterochromia is extremely rare in black cats, but more common in black and white tuxedo cats. A simple physical examination of your cat’s eye is enough to identify complete heterochromia. If your cat has partial or sectoral heterochromia, you can see this yourself too, but a DVM veterinarian will be able to give you more information about it.

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   Mar 21, 2024 · Have you ever seen a cat with two differently-colored eyes? Dr. Pete Wedderburn, DVM explains the causes of heterochromia in cats.

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   Sep 22, 2023 · Heterochromia in cats can occur due to various causes, including genetic factors, injuries or trauma, and eye diseases and conditions. Let’s delve into each of these causes to better understand why cats may develop this unique and captivating eye coloration.

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   Jul 7, 2021 · Pawing at the eye. Cloudy appearance to the eye. Sensitivity to light (squinting) or holding the eye shut. If your pet is showing new signs of heterochromia or has any abnormal symptoms, call your veterinarian or closet veterinary emergency clinic. Diagnosis of Heterochromia in Cats and Dogs.

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   Jul 12, 2019 · Heterochromia, or cats with different-colored eyes, is relatively common. Find out why it occurs and in which cat breeds it is more likely to appear.

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   Heterochromia in cats occurs due to variations in pigmentation within the iris, which is the colored portion of the eye. The iris contains a layer of cells called melanocytes, which produce the pigment melanin.

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Odd-eyed cats are those with a condition known as heterochromia iridium. Find out what causes it and what cats may be more likely to have it.

10. www.cathealth.com › cat-health › visionWhy Do Some Cats Have Two Different Colored Eyes? - CatHealth.com

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    Once in a while, you'll see a cat with a striking condition called heterochromia iridis, which means irises that are different colors. Also known as odd-eyed cats, these lovely kitties have two different colored eyes. They typically have one blue eye, and the other is either green, brown, or yellow. What Causes Odd-Eyed Cats?