Nontraumatic feline uveitis in the UK

Uveitis is a common ophthalmic diagnosis in cats, that can lead to discomfort and loss of vision. Identification of non-idiopathic cases facilitates treatment and could reduce morbidity associated with this condition. The aim of this study was to evaluate etiologies of nontraumatic uveitis in the UK, to compare diagnostic features between idiopathic cases and those with an established underlying etiology, and to investigate the association of clinical signs and abnormal diagnostic findings with a confirmed etiology. Records of cats diagnosed with uveitis at a UK referral center between August 2009 and April 2018 were retrospectively reviewed, excluding traumatic (and reflex) cases. ...

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