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I’m a student; I adopted Xiaobao. When I got him one eye was green; the previous owner said he’d bumped it and a vet said it was fine. But he keeps having lots of eye discharge, eye drops and ointment didn’t help, it comes back. Last week a brown spot appeared on the eyeball and other parts are cloudy. I’m worried he’ll go blind but I can’t afford a vet and have no time (home only Fri PM to Sun PM). It’s worse now; what do I do?
Heavy discharge may be a blocked nasolacrimal duct; a vet can flush it. The new brown spot and cloudiness suggest worsening or wrong medication; see a vet promptly and avoid random drugs that harm vision. If you cannot yet, try pet anti-inflammatory eye drops.
My Cat’s Eye Has a Black Spot with Lines Going Inside; I Thought It Was Uvea and Used Tobramycin for Days
The photo suggests possible corneal damage. Rinse with warm water or saline to see if the spot clears, and don't medicate blindly. If it remains, see a vet; corneal issues like ulcers or perforation need cause-specific treatment.
My cat’s two pupils look different sizes—I’m afraid it will go blind
Unequal pupils (anisocoria) often signal eye or internal disease—corneal injury/ulcer, nerve damage (Horner's), glaucoma, uveitis, retinal disease, iris issues, FIV, toxoplasmosis. A white spot below the right pupil suggests corneal injury/conjunctivitis. Seek urgent vet care.
Spotted Rasbora
The Spotted Rasbora (Rasbora maculata) is a small, peaceful, omnivorous fish named for the large round black spot on its orange-red body. Best kept in soft acidic water, males show vivid red-black fins while females are paler. It reaches about 2.5 cm.
How Good Is a Rabbit’s Night Vision?
Rabbit night vision is about as good as daytime vision because their eyes gather light well, but like all vision they have a blind spot, a small zone right in front of the nose that they compensate for with smell.
Is it normal for a rabbit’s nose to keep twitching?
A constantly twitching nose is normal in rabbits due to their fast breathing rate. Faster twitching can signal nervousness, heat, or active sniffing to compensate for their forward blind spot. It is generally not a cause for concern.
How to Keep Your Cat’s Coat Beautiful
A dull, dry, matted coat comes from genetics, aging, obesity (a fat cat can't groom its blind spots), and missing nutrients like lecithin. Care: feed quality food with coat-supporting lecithin, fish oil, and zinc; bathe only every 3–4 months with cat-specific shampoo at 36–38°C, using a low-noise dryer; brush often with the right comb; never shave for 'fun' or 'cooling' (cats have no sweat glands and may get depressed); and give sunlight for germ control. Keep the living space clean to avoid skin disease.
Why Rabbits Bite: It Is Never Without Reason
Rabbits do have a temper and will bite — usually for a clear reason: self-defense, territory, hormones, poor vision or breed temperament. They are fragile and sensitive, so gentle handling and earning their trust are the best ways to avoid being bitten.
How good is a guinea pig’s eyesight?
By human standards, a guinea pig's eyesight is fairly good, but because they live in burrows long-term, they adapt poorly to bright light. Long exposure to strong or flickering light can damage their vision.
How does a cat show it likes you?
A liking cat rubs on you to mark scent, may show its butt (trust), lets you touch its belly, responds to its name, and may watch over you.