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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.
My cat has a small red, swollen, hairless spot above the eye with black dots – what should I do?
Redness, hair loss and black dots near the eye are usually folliculitis or fleas. Flea dirt wipes off after saline; for follicular inflammation use chlorhexidine and an ofloxacin spray.
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.
My hamster’s eye suddenly will not open, is red and swollen below – what’s wrong?
Red, swollen, shut eyes in a hamster may be infection, allergy or parasites. Get a vet diagnosis; clean the eye and use drops if infected.
My dog has vomited yellow fluid for a day or two and its eyes are a bit swollen – what’s wrong?
Yellow vomiting has many causes; if not from hunger, fast one day with probiotics and see a vet if no better.
Why are my dog’s eye sockets red and swollen?
Red, swollen eye sockets can come from bacterial or viral eye infection with more discharge, allergies, or a scratch injury to the eye tissue. Clean and see a vet if needed.
My dog’s knee troubles it; after lying down or playing in snow it limps, and today its eye area is red and swollen.
Limping after rest or snow play suggests calcium deficiency or joint problems; have a vet check. The eye redness needs evaluation too.
Why are my English bulldog’s eyes swollen?
Swollen eyes can come from injury, infection (conjunctivitis, keratitis, dacryocystitis), or allergy, with redness, pain, and discharge. Physical trauma also swells them.
My pet has been tearing for four days and the eye is red and swollen since today.
Tearing and swelling from scratching need an Elizabethan collar and saline rinses, then antibiotic eye drops two to three times daily. If it doesn't improve or other signs appear, see a vet.
My 1.5-month puppy has swollen red eyes (vision ok), thick white eye discharge, and a swollen red chin that oozes blood – what is it?
Swollen eyes/chin suggest conjunctivitis and skin disease from allergy, bacteria, or fungus; the chin blood is from scratching. Use an E-collar, get a skin scraping, and use pet eye drops plus iodine care.