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Secondary Glaucoma in Dogs & Cats. Secondary Glaucoma occurs when other eye diseases cause decreased fluid drainage. Common causes of secondary glaucoma are inflammation inside the eye (uveitis), advanced cataracts, cancer in the eye, lens subluxation or luxation, and chronic retinal detachment. Glaucoma in cats is usually secondary to chronic uveitis.
Glaucoma can be primary or secondary to another eye disease that is causing a problem with drainage of fluid from inside the eye. Primary glaucoma is rare in cats and common in dogs. Secondary glaucoma in cats is almost always the result of chronic inflammation of the eye (uveitis).