> Lynn,
> I don't want to scare you, but you have been thru so much with Stinker
> and I don't know if anything could scare you at this point, but this seems
> to be neuralogical. It sounds like it anyway. I suppose it could still be
> from his mouth infection if it has maybe spread to the bones in his face,
> particularly the mastoid bone. boy, I don't know. Merlin's eye dilated a
> couple of months before I lost him and I am now positive it was a brain
> tumor. I don't know what to tell you, but when the pupils are involved
> like that it is usually central nervous system related. Hang in there,barb
> "No, heaven will not ever Heaven be: Unless my cats are there to welcome
> me." Unknown
>
> http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/7233/newtspage1.html
>
I don't doubt that it is neurological; however, Maxwell has had this
problem intermittently since January of last year and is otherwise
doing absolutely great so hopefully Stinker's problem will be as
easily treated as Max's.
Melanie