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Why won’t my Syrian hamster open its eyes, and what causes the white film?
A Syrian hamster that won't open its eyes and has a white film is likely suffering from conjunctivitis. Common signs include increased eye discharge, inability to open the eyes, red conjunctiva, and a white film. Treatment uses eye drops or ointment containing lysozyme, oxytetracycline, or tylosin, along with keeping the eyes clean.
Why Is My Dog’s Whole Body Red and Losing Hair?
The dog likely has mite parasites like scabies or demodex. Scabies starts at head, muzzle, eyes, ears and neck then spreads, with itching, redness, nodules, blisters and thinning coat; treat with topical mite and anti-inflammatory meds, medicated baths and antibiotics if severe. Demodex shows dandruff, hair loss, red, itchy, pustules; deworm and choose the right drug by parasite type.
How to Treat a Parrot’s Red, Swollen, Tearful Eye
A red, swollen, weeping parrot eye is often a bacterial conjunctivitis or keratitis from injury, eased with erythromycin ointment and chloramphenicol drops. If with fluffed feathers, diarrhea, or yellow nasal discharge, it is one-eyed cold (chlamydia) and needs isolation and vet care.
What Happens If a Dog Has Worms in Its Eyes?
A dog with eye worms may suffer eye pain, itching, tearing, increased discharge, impaired vision and infection, which can lead to blindness if left untreated. Prompt veterinary examination and deworming are essential.
My Cat Has Been Sneezing and Has a Runny Nose Lately; at Night Mucus Dries and Blocks the Nose, and Since Last Month One Eye Corner Has Had Reddish-Brown Discharge
'Cold' is a general term for upper respiratory symptoms (sneezing, runny nose, cough, congestion, red eyes or discharge). Rhinotracheitis is a type of cold from herpesvirus. Many causes: calicivirus, chlamydia, mycoplasma, Bordetella, influenza, bronchitis, pneumonia. For severe upper respiratory symptoms, get a vet PCR, DR, fSAA, and blood tests to find cause, then treat.
What Color Are a White Rabbit’s Eyes?
White rabbits' eyes are mostly red, but actually transparent - the red is blood color reflected. Eye color matches coat color (gray rabbit = gray eyes). White rabbits have little pigment, no retinal pigment, so eyes are transparent; blood vessels reflect light - red.
What happens if water gets in my cat’s eyes?
A little clean water is usually harmless, but dirty or soapy water can sting and itch, causing redness, tearing, allergy, inflammation. After water gets in, watch it; if it scratches, use an Elizabethan collar, then antibacterial eye drops to prevent inflammation; if worse (tearing, lid twitch, pus), see a vet.
My puppy has hair loss, red swollen skin, and scabs on its face, nose, and eyelids
Causes may be allergies (food, plants, chemicals), secondary fungal or bacterial infection, or demodex mites from poor hygiene and no deworming. A skin scrape is needed to confirm; use an Elizabethan collar, avoid grass, feed a single bland diet, and deworm monthly.
Why can’t my parrot open its eyes?
A parrot that can't open its eyes may have a foreign object (dust, hair)—rinse with clean water. It may also have an infection like conjunctivitis, showing red eyes, discharge, and swelling; clean the eye and use anti-inflammatory drops or ointment.
My white cat has one red and one blue eye with a bit of green under light—what breed is it?
Per the image, the cat is a Chinese rural (domestic) cat. White cats often show heterochromia (odd-colored eyes); white Chinese rural cats may too. It's from a chance gene mutation; even two odd-eyed cats may not produce odd-eyed offspring. Odd-eyed cats have fragile, light-sensitive eyes—avoid strong light.