My cat is 2 years old was diagnosed with glaucoma. I took her to another vet that I was not satisfied with the service I received from the VET first, but I still pay the bill that is good.

I took him to another vet and they diagnosed glaucoma, but also with the price they are in charge of his treatment is much less than the original veterinarian. I personally do care what it is like it is covered on my insurance, but how long does it take to diagnose and eye drops????

Ok, I have a cat named brandished it is almost a year and recently had a problem with his third eyelid. I guess it’s a tear duct that helps to keep his eyes watered. . . something like that. The third eyelid recently begun to cover nearly one third of the eye. Hi seems fine and is still healthy as a kitten. But I am worried it may be a sign of Horner syndrome type feline. It has only 1 in 5 which is a good sign. The eye is not sunk in, the student is still normal size, and there are no signs of nerve damage. I do not know what could help the third eyelid lift and cover his eyes like that. It is a big cat and I would not have anything happen to him. Any help would be great. Thank you.

I have a dog that has the potential to have problems with the hip in a couple of years and I was wondering 1. ) Is there a pet insurance that covers hip surgery and 2. ) Are there ways to reduce their chances of getting common as medicine? This is not pre-existing, they did not diagnosied or radiographs taken yet!

He scratches his ear a lot, mainly just one. He shakes his head sometimes and once in a while, his ear and spasms, he threw it back (as cats do when they are reinforced), except nothing is happening around him. Any idea what could be? I wanted to go see the vet, but I have no money now.