One of my cats almost constantly flutters her eyes back and forth - so quickly that you can't tell unless you look at the whites of her eyes. She is a long-haired seal point with blue eyes - can I just chalk this up to the nystagmus that Siamese are prone to or does she need to be checked? She's very aggressive and two vets haven't been able to get their hands on her, so I really don't want to take her in. I guess this is more curiosity than anything else.
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