Glaucoma In Cats In One Eye. Depending on the underlying cause of the glaucoma, the other eye may be at risk for developing glaucoma in the future. Disease of the optic nerve in cats glaucoma is a condition in which high pressure occurs in the eye, with a failure of normal fluid drainage from the eye.
Primary glaucoma usually begins in one eye, but it eventually involves both eyes and leads to complete blindness. Primary glaucoma and secondary glaucoma. Glaucoma is further classified as primary or secondary glaucoma.
Aqueous humor is the name for one of the fluids in the eye which conditions the organ.
Secondary glaucoma is when another eye disease is present. Glaucoma in cats occurs when the fluid in the eye fails to drain properly, causing pressure to build up inside the eye. Glaucoma also damages the optic nerve.if you A cat may keep one eye closed due to temporary irritation.