My Shay has Horner's Syndrome

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As you can see his two eyes are not the same . His internal lid is coming up over his eye . Apparently he had ear infections for a bit that was not noticed and that can cause sympathetic nerve damage which causes Horner's Syndrome. The vet said it's not painful and he should be back to normal in about eight weeks . It is hard to look at him now poor boy. He has eardrops to clear up the ear infections because he's not walking that great and sometimes falls over .

Aw, poor baby! At least it is not permanent. Wishing him a speedy recovery

Poor boy! Give him lots of love and pets, Vic! He's a handsome boy

oh yes I can see ..ohhh little darling heart ...good job he has the best mummy ever to look after him xx

Thank you everyone. I feel so bad that the ear infection wasn't noticed . But the vet said cats usually show no pain at all until they're very very sick . Because in the wild they would be preyed upon if they did . It's not my fault it just happens and it is being treated now.

What a beautiful cat! It's great he is getting treatment and hopefully he'll be back to his usual self in no time!

For sure he is an awesome cat.

What a sweet boy, sure hope the treatments work and that he get's all healed up.

My vet said Horner's syndrome always gets better . so anywhere from 6 to 8 weeks .

What a sweet little face! I have a soft spot for cats, and I'm sure he's well taken care of.

Wishing Mr Shay a speedy recovery.

He is the sweetest kitty. He is an extremely loving cat .

Awwww! I just fell in love! Shay is a very handsome orangie. I have a white male kitty, Kimba, and a calico kitty girl, Cali. Love cats!

Oh he's a handsome one. The vet is right, with the correct treatment it'll clear up. I've had two different fosters with that issue before, so it does clear up. You're a good cat mom. And nope, they will not show they're sick until it's really serious. I've had to get really attuned to the fosters and strays I care for as well as my own, because cats will often not show they're sick. At all.

Anyways, tell him speedy recovery from Paris and lots of the kind of petties he enjoys and he'll be fine before you know it. Cats also heal amazingly quickly once the right issue is spotted.

Yes , the vet feels it happened due to the ear infection which is quite a common cause . She figures once the ear infection is cleared up it should go back to normal quite quickly . And she said it always clears up so don't worry , meaning the syndrome .

An exciting UPDATE:

His eye has almost returned to normal!!! It started returning to normal this afternoon after a few days like this. Obviously we have to continue with his antibiotic eardrops but I'm so excited that he looks much better and it looks like he's feeling much happier and more chipper.