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The second photo, she looks like she's happy. ;)

G~
She was happy... I'm treating her like the goddess that she is.

:-)

You may want to check out iridology for cats and see what those little reddish-brown flecks mean. Did you know that's how iridology was developed, as a diagnostic tool? A guy owned an owl, whose leg broke. When the leg broke, a big diagonal line appeared in it's iris. Easy to see in an owl. As the leg healed, the big diagonal line changed and disappeared. So the guy started corrolating everything in our irises to systems of the body. Fascinating.

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The photos show brown dots in her eyes. Are you familiar with iridology? It's a diagnostic science started by a doctor who, as a child, was with an owl as its leg broke (tangled in a vine). He saw an immediate black line appear across the owl's eye. As the broken leg healed, the line changed color and texture. He grew up to be a doctor and studied all his patient's eyes, and learned of the correlation to all body systems. This website has charts for animal iridology. Maybe it will help you and your beautiful queen kitty!
http://www.equineiridology.com/products.html

whoa... my comment disappeared for the second time. Maybe it was too long. Summary: Iridology might help you understand what's up with the brown dots in her beautiful eyes. Here's a website:http://www.equineiridology.com/products.html

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*two days later* (blush) So sorry for spamming you, practically! I swear, the comments kept not showing up....