never ignore an eye probelm

karminski

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as some of may know my wee little dutch millifluer bantam had a dodgy eye and after about a week of her not opening it all the time i took her to the vet who instantly put dye in and found a little ulcer on her pupil but after about 3 days her eye started to swell so i figured that shes on the eye drops so it might be a reaction to that but about a week later after working in the run i left and returned to the run within 20 mins she was covered in blood as if her eye had been pecked out but it hadnt, so of we rush to the vets again who then cleaned her up and still could not find anything wrong said to me that she had mycoplasma so ok another different eye cream to try no joy the eye swelled a bit more but after speaking to the lovely foxy i got her on baytril but even though shes been on it 4 days i still wasnt happy and this afternoon took her back to see the main vet who is someone i trust completely he decided the best thing to do was to give her a very very tiny amount of gas and lance the eyelid and out came a solid mass of puss :-)03 :-)03 he could not find any foriegn body so we really dont know what caused it :-)05 weboth decided to keep on the eye drops and the baytril for another 10 days just to be sure but my god is she feeling better or what as soon as we got home she was all over the place and now i am struggling to even get near her eye to clean it she seems so much happier all i got to do now is get her on the road to full recovery :D :D :D yeh she maybe be blind in that eye but that doesnt worry me i just want her happy again so never ever everignore an eye probelm great thing is its been quite a small price to pay in total less then £80 for all treatment and 3 visits :D
 
Very sorry to hear it Karminski but pleased she is on the mend at last. I didn't realise she could lose the sight in that eye permanently because I thought it was something in the eyelid that had swollen. Certainly very unusual and as you say, you can't take chances in that area.
 
well for now i am assuming shes lost her sight but it certainly hasnt stopped her she was going crazy ,for now though i wont go pulling her around to check am just going to add the drops and let her , i did try getting a pic but she wasnt posing for anyone or anything :lol: :lol: as i say i am just so happy shes on the mend .
i still feel like i let her down even though she had already seen 2 vets .
sorry it was her eyelid mostly but whatever it was it had come down and covered her eye completely which is why i think she may of lost her sight .
 
Glad to hear she's on the mend now Karminski. She is obviously a lot more comfortable after the latest treatment. You're obviously looking after her very well.
 
i am sue , just wish i could have them in the house full time :-)05 :-)05 if i had no dogs and lived on my own then they would have thier own bedroom honestly :lol: theres just something about them thats got me totally hooked .my vet was happy as well as this afternoon had taught him something new about poultry as well and now hes a chicken keeper since this saturday just gone and said to me hes got so much to learn but what i do love about my vets is they are willing to learn about poultry you hear and read about so many vets that aint interested :-)17
 

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