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Lovin' The Homestead
Opi's little buckling was squinting yesterday so I picked him up.
He's keeping his left eye closed and when I opened it the "third eye lid" was about 1/2 way onto his eye and would move back in periodically. They eye itself wasn't red or cloudy that I could see, but it was watery. He's acting fine with no temp - just favoring that side since he can't really see from keeping his eye closed.
I thought of an inverted eye lid, but everything that I've read doesn't match what I'm seeing. It doesn't look like pink eye, but then again, what do I know.
I called the vet this morning and am going to pick up some ointment but does anyone have any other ideas? I'm guessing it's a hay sticker at the moment and can further investigate this afternoon. The plan is to flush it out, see if there's anything in there and put the ointment in it 3xday for 48 hours. If there's an improvement, do the ointment for another 48 hours. If no improvement, he's gotta go in to see the vet. I told her I had LA200 on hand as well as the people version of bacitration but she said the LA200 was a little harsh to use at this time and the people version may contain extra carriers that could harm his eye.
He's keeping his left eye closed and when I opened it the "third eye lid" was about 1/2 way onto his eye and would move back in periodically. They eye itself wasn't red or cloudy that I could see, but it was watery. He's acting fine with no temp - just favoring that side since he can't really see from keeping his eye closed.
I thought of an inverted eye lid, but everything that I've read doesn't match what I'm seeing. It doesn't look like pink eye, but then again, what do I know.
I called the vet this morning and am going to pick up some ointment but does anyone have any other ideas? I'm guessing it's a hay sticker at the moment and can further investigate this afternoon. The plan is to flush it out, see if there's anything in there and put the ointment in it 3xday for 48 hours. If there's an improvement, do the ointment for another 48 hours. If no improvement, he's gotta go in to see the vet. I told her I had LA200 on hand as well as the people version of bacitration but she said the LA200 was a little harsh to use at this time and the people version may contain extra carriers that could harm his eye.