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Dog cannot open eyes, red, pawing at eye, lethargic, heavy breathing
A dog with swollen red eyes, lethargy, and heavy breathing may have infection or distemper. Try eye drops; see a vet if no improvement.
My hamster’s eyes are swollen and red, possibly from overfeeding sunflower seeds
Swollen, red, discharging hamster eyes may be from heat or conjunctivitis. First clean with saline and keep the diet light with more water; if no relief, try levofloxacin or neomycin eye drops. Also fit a homemade collar to stop scratching.
My rabbit has red, teary eyes with white discharge
Red, teary eyes with white discharge may be infection, allergy, foreign body, or tear-duct issues. Rinse with saline, use anti-inflammatory drops or antibiotic ointment, keep environment dry, and feed only hay to avoid allergies.
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.
Why is my hamster losing hair with red skin around its eyes?
Hair loss and red eyes may be from heat or infection: fungal, bacterial, or mite. If its diet is greasy, switch to light food and watch. See a vet for a skin exam if no relief.
The skin around my cat’s eyes has been red for two days, but it eats and poops normally
From the photo the eye itself looks fine, just dirty around it. Wipe the area clean and use eye drops, then watch. See a vet if it worsens or other signs appear.
A little hair loss around the eyes, red, and hard to open; what is wrong?
Redness and hair loss around a hamster's eyes may be from heat or infection. Adjust diet; if bacterial, use anti-inflammatory eye drops.
One of my cat’s eyes won’t open, tears, and the eyelid is red and swollen
The cat likely has conjunctival edema or conjunctivitis. Clean with pet eyewash and apply antibiotic drops with a collar; it usually heals in about a week, or see a vet.
My cat’s eyes are tearing, red and swollen with hair loss – what is it?
Red, swollen, hairless eyes suggest conjunctivitis from bacteria, viruses or parasites; see a vet. At home, clean with saline and use neomycin, chloramphenicol or tobramycin drops plus erythromycin ointment.
I came home to find my kitten’s eyes severely red and swollen – what is it?
The photo suggests a third-eyelid prolapse or conjunctival edema. Opening the eye shows which it is; prolapse needs removal or embedding per the vet, while edema is treated with pet antibacterial eye drops.