My cat is 2 years old was diagnosed with glaucoma. I took her to another vet that I was not satisfied with the service I received from the VET first, but I still pay the bill that is good.

I took him to another vet and they diagnosed glaucoma, but also with the price they are in charge of his treatment is much less than the original veterinarian. I personally do care what it is like it is covered on my insurance, but how long does it take to diagnose and eye drops????

Ok, I have a cat named brandished it is almost a year and recently had a problem with his third eyelid. I guess it’s a tear duct that helps to keep his eyes watered. . . something like that. The third eyelid recently begun to cover nearly one third of the eye. Hi seems fine and is still healthy as a kitten. But I am worried it may be a sign of Horner syndrome type feline. It has only 1 in 5 which is a good sign. The eye is not sunk in, the student is still normal size, and there are no signs of nerve damage. I do not know what could help the third eyelid lift and cover his eyes like that. It is a big cat and I would not have anything happen to him. Any help would be great. Thank you.

Hello everybody! In October I took a cat that was said is part Siamese and part something else. Anyway, she always had eye problems. . . We took her to the vet immediately and said it was an infection respritory, we have a recipe and took it. The problem now turns his eyes, but not as bad as ever, so I took her to the vet again and said there was no need for prescription only clean the eyes with a warm cloth twice a day. It does not seem to bother too bad, just that often squint thought of the day, most often when he wakes up. She is very healthy, more than that. Should we do more?

She will be a year of age from June. She had no previous owners, who adopted the human society. The first time I took her to the vet there was a brown discharge Goopy. Now, of course, and are not removed immediately and take time to dry eye is a crust that is slightly Goopy. It is sterile and has had a rabies vaccination, but I believe. I also cleaned with a damp cloth, I use something else?

A couple more details. . . 1 vet said it was an upper respiratory infection. Moreover, since she is part Siamese eyelids are pink, anyway, but when the eye is watering becomes even more pink. We are moving with his family in a month and have a cat the same age, it can spread to another cat? And it seems to be in the same eye, not very often the opposite eye seems agua.

Ok more thing. . when you hear a noise or something to encourage a feeling here that opens the eye is quite good and well. . . without irrigation. . . or something, maybe it could be allergies?

I perceive yesterday that my cats right eye was a little biger than the left one. And look like he cant to close it when he sleeps and also when he blinks its like he cant close it all the way either. I look at his eye and I didn’t see any scrathes around it though. Also I saw it rolw in the back of his head a couple times. It might sound dumb but it is kinda like it looks like it is falling out?? I dont know… please help!

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Today I find something very scary in my 10 month old puppy eye. On his right eye, in the very corner of it, it seems as if he has swelling/inflation. The corner flesh which every one has visible when fully turning their eye looks huge & red or pink. It’s not bleeding, but looks swell.

He does not look like to be in pain or anything.

Is this a common dogs problem?

We have adopted a couple of stray kittens. They at first seemed to have a cold in both eyes or possible irratation due to fly bites. However, now it looks like that in one of the kittens it has gotten worse. They always seem to have tears or puss like substance coming from there eyes. Today one of the kittens had one eye matted shut that I forced opened to look into so I could see what was going on in that area and there seemed to be some puss. It is almost like they have “pink eye”. I can’t afford to take them to the vet right now since I just started this new job but will if I have no other way to make them well. Does anyone have an idea of what this can be? It does seem to be contagious since two of them had it first then a week later the other had it. They were found in two different places so they are not from the same mother. I thought about maybe using some type of antibiotic cream like Neosporen, would this hurt them? Please help!

I have one very weird plant.. and my dog likes to bite it.. so he bit the leafs of this plant!!! and I think this white liquid of this plant leafs got into one of his eyes because now he can’t open it!!! is it possible for dogs to have like eye problems because of that?

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