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What to do if a parrot fish’s eye is swollen?
A parrot fish's swollen eye may stem from water quality, injury, infection, parasites, or vitamins. Fix the cause, improve water and treat accordingly.
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 cat’s left face is swollen and hard, with a scabbed wound behind the left ear, shaved fur, and the left eye cannot fully close.
Facial swelling can come from a bee sting, impact, oral inflammation, or allergy, each needing different care. A bee sting needs anti-inflammatory shots and ointment; a festering tooth root may need drainage or conservative treatment.
My hamster’s right eye is swollen with a tear track
A swollen right eye with a tear track is inflammation from allergy, bacteria, or fungus. Rinse with saline and apply erythromycin or chlortetracycline; remove new foods/bedding and disinfect the cage.
My hamster has a swollen nose, white eye discharge, and walks unsteadily
Your hamster may have been injured in a fall, causing the swollen nose and unsteady walking. Home judgment is unreliable, so a vet exam and professional treatment are needed.
My kitten’s eyeball is severely swollen and bulging
Swelling and bulging of the eye is often caused by eye trauma or inflammation. Clean any wound and use anti-inflammatory medication; if an infection is the cause, seek prompt veterinary care.
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.
Hamster eyes swollen and twitching; what to do?
From the photo, swollen eyes may be from parasites, bacteria, dust, or foreign objects. Clean with a warm wet cotton ball and apply pet anti-inflammatory drops; see a vet if no relief or worse.
Red eyes, swollen face noticed 2-3 days; no food change, still playful, just early sleep; remote county no vet until weekend; what medicine
This looks like an allergy, possibly pollen or chemicals if food unchanged. Check for new plants, rugs, plastic toys; remove the allergen. Give oral antihistamine (chlorpheniramine, diphenhydramine) twice daily. For red eyes, use antibacterial pet 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.