OK, I'm not sure how I should word this. As you know I have 2 Siamese kittens, Sam and Suzy. They are little over 20 weeks old now. Sam's eyes are not very cross-eyed but Suzy's is. She looks too funny sometimes. I've taken a few pictures of her when she's VERY cross-eyed, but they are not that crossed all the time.
I know that Siamese more or less are cross-eyed and it's one of their traits, but the question is, how much is too much? Is this something that Suzy will out-grow at some point, or will she always be this cross-eyed? Since Sam has less than her I'm wondering if it's dangerous for her. If it affects her health and eye-sight in any way. And if we might plan on taking a litter, if it's advisable or not if she has such a defined cross-eyed problem.
Any input would be appreciated.
Here's a picture of them both together, now Suzy (to the right) is standing on an angle a bit, but it's pretty clear that she is cross-eyed and have it more than Sam (to the left).
I know that Siamese more or less are cross-eyed and it's one of their traits, but the question is, how much is too much? Is this something that Suzy will out-grow at some point, or will she always be this cross-eyed? Since Sam has less than her I'm wondering if it's dangerous for her. If it affects her health and eye-sight in any way. And if we might plan on taking a litter, if it's advisable or not if she has such a defined cross-eyed problem.
Any input would be appreciated.
Here's a picture of them both together, now Suzy (to the right) is standing on an angle a bit, but it's pretty clear that she is cross-eyed and have it more than Sam (to the left).
