Bumping into furniture, walls, or doorways
Hesitating before jumping on or off furniture
Becoming more cautious on stairs or in unfamiliar places
Trouble finding toys, food bowls, or water bowls
Startling easily when approached, especially in low light
Increased clumsiness or misjudging distances
Reluctance to go outside at night
Cloudy, bluish, or hazy-looking eyes
Redness, swelling, or discharge from the eyes
Squinting, pawing at the eyes, or keeping one eye closed
Dilated pupils that do not respond normally to light
Reduced ability to track moving objects
Changes in behavior, such as anxiety, confusion, or clinginess
Noticing vision problems more in dim light than in daylight
A sudden change in vision or eye appearance
Confirming concerns with a veterinarian eye exam