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Does Feline Rhinotracheitis Cause Red, Swollen Eyes?
Feline rhinotracheitis is a herpesvirus infection that easily causes conjunctivitis - red, swollen eyes. If you suspect it, see a vet; kitten death rate exceeds 60%.
Golden retriever pup temp rose to ~40 C for 1-2 days then normal; two days later rose again with cough, serous to purulent nasal discharge, dry cracked nose; swollen eyelids, purulent conjunctivitis.
Description fits canine distemper: initial fever, low appetite, discharge, sneezing; day 2-14 fever returns with cough, purulent nose/eye discharge (mid-stage), then gut/skin, later neuro signs. High mortality - go to a vet now.
Excess yellow eye discharge, red swollen eyes, often can’t open, visible film over the eyeball
The photo shows eyelid and conjunctival inflammation, cause unknown. See a vet; if not convenient, clean with saline or pet eye drops and apply pet anti-inflammatory drops, with a collar to stop scratching. If no improvement, see a vet.
What disease causes a Golden Retriever’s swollen eyes and mouth?
Swollen eyes and mouth can come from allergy, insect bites, or poisoning. Allergies need vet desensitization; bites need targeted care; poisoning is urgent.
Dog with swollen eyes, drooling, mouth breathing with sound, standing still
Swollen eyes, drooling, and mouth breathing may be from allergy, poisoning, or bacterial infection, which cannot be diagnosed by appearance alone. Take the dog to a vet for examination; also note the distemper test strip can err, so rule out distemper virus.
A parrot bought in February now has swollen eyes and is losing feathers, with feathers stuck to itself.
Swollen eyes and feather loss in parrots are mainly from one-eye cold, mite infection, or poor nutrition. Keep the environment clean and ventilated and use eye drops; deworm for mites and adjust diet for malnutrition.
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.
My hamster has bulging, swollen eyes; what to do?
The hamster likely has eye inflammation. Clean with saline and use pet anti-inflammatory eye drops 1-2 times daily. Stop it from scratching. If no relief, see a vet for possible high eye pressure.
My dog coughed, got a ceftriaxone shot, then came home with swollen eyes, head shaking, ear scratching, lethargy, and vomiting yellow fluid. Is this an allergy?
Swollen eyes, ear scratching, and vomiting after a ceftriaxone shot suggest a drug allergy needing veterinary desensitization. Use a collar and saline eye rinses at home.
Why Is My Dog Crying, Blinking, and Has Swollen Eyes with Red Spots Around Them?
Tearing and frequent blinking are often from ingrown eyelashes or a foreign object irritating the eye. Check for ingrown lashes or remove debris, and see a vet if symptoms persist.