SUMMARY Bilateral endogenous granulomatous uveitis ascribed to feline infectious peritonitis was diagnosed in 3 cats. Ocular signs included mild comeal edema, numerous keratic precipitates, aqueous flare with cells, iridocyclitis, exudative choroiditis, and retinitis accompanied by retinal detachment in the eyes having more severe choroiditis and optic neuritis.
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