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What do you think of Pet Eye Health (eye drops)?
Pet Eye Health is a product designed for pet eye health, with pearl hydrolysate and plant extracts—gentle and low-allergy. It can ease mild redness, swelling, or tearing, but for serious conjunctivitis or keratitis its effect is limited; see a vet instead.
What happens when a hamster has ‘internal heat’?
A 'heated' hamster may have eye inflammation, bad breath, hard stools, and restlessness. Adjust diet and humidity; vet if severe.
A few days ago my cat’s left eye was blurry under light; now it is still blurry.
The photo shows a blurry cornea, usually inflammation suggesting keratitis. Simple keratitis needs an Elizabeth collar and pet eye drops 3 times daily for about a week; viral keratitis needs the primary disease treated too.
My 9.5-year-old dog has a film over its right eye, worse at 3/4 covered, and the left just starting; what should I do?
A whitening eye has many causes, including conjunctivitis, keratitis, and cataracts. Given the age, cataracts are likely; see a vet for an eye exam. Early cataracts use medicine; late ones need surgery.
My dog’s eye ulcer healed, then the whole eye turned blue, then red and won’t heal
The photo suggests keratitis and conjunctivitis from corneal damage. A vet eye exam is needed; do not use eye drops blindly as wrong ones can worsen the eye.
My cat has an eye problem
The cornea is unclear with a growth at the corner, indicating a corneal ulcer from irritants, trauma, conjunctivitis, or keratitis. Get an urgent eye exam to avoid blindness or spread.
My 2-month-old cat has red, swollen eyes with frequent eye discharge
Red, swollen eyes and excessive eye discharge in cats are often caused by conjunctivitis, keratitis, or herpesvirus infection. Simple conjunctivitis or keratitis can be managed by cleaning the eyes and using pet-specific anti-inflammatory eye drops.
One of my dog’s eyes has a blue iris; the other is normal
A blue iris may signal keratitis, glaucoma, or cataracts. A proper eye exam is needed for diagnosis. Keratitis can be rinsed with boric solution or saline and treated with antibiotic drops.
Left eye won’t open, tearing, slightly swollen, and the pupil looks gray
A gray pupil with tearing and swelling may indicate corneal damage or keratitis. See a vet for an eye exam and medication when possible. A corneal-repair drop can be tried first if a visit is inconvenient.
While feeding last night I touched its eye; it has been blinking and tearing since, no swelling but the eye is less open than the other; droppings and eating are normal. Does it need medication?
Based on your description, the parrot likely has keratitis. Move it to a dim area, check for foreign objects, rinse the eye, and apply antibiotic drops.