Liz Buchanan BVSc MRCVS
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Hello! I'm not an opthalmologist, so I'd be worried about them; I'd be asking an opthalmologist - or at least a vet with an opthalmoscope and the benefit of a 3D examination (the depth within an eye of any changes is important). Its hard to tell a reflection from an opacity on a photograph, although eyes are difficult to photograph and you've done a pretty good job. As a rule, changes in this part of the eye are can be developmental scarring,or serious chronic (slow burning) problems such as tumours. However, they can also be linked to pressure changes and cancer so, particularly if this is new or suddenly changing, it may be that you need to call your emergency vets for triage.
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