What is known about the functional vision of pets affected by Florida Spots?

Pets affected by Florida Spots typically do not experience impairment in functional vision. Florida Spots, also known as "Feline Leorocicanthoma," primarily affect the external structures of the eye, such as the cornea or conjunctiva, leading to changes in pigmentation. The condition is generally characterized by a lack of inflammation or discomfort, allowing pets to maintain their usual visual capabilities.

While some conditions may lead to significant vision loss or discomfort, Florida Spots specifically does not compromise the vision of the affected pets. The presence of spots does not interfere with the visual pathways or the optic nerve, ensuring that the pet's ability to see remains effective. As a result, functional vision is preserved in these cases, allowing for normal visual behavior despite the presence of the spots.