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Eye problem
Hi,
I visited the vet a couple days ago for URI symptoms, my kitten is now on prescription of triple antibiotic ointment for his irritated eye (slightly inflammed and goopy discharge) And also on clavamox oral antibiotic for his mild fever. Now a couple days later I see one of his eyes does not open it as fully most of the time (he would squint that eye more), that eyeball does not show anything alerting like redness or cloudy. Could he had scratched his eye from play or just got some dirt in it? I was very careful to apply the ointment 4 times a day as instructed, I am very sure he did not get poked during the applications. I am sure a vet visit will be recommended if this continues or get worse, but he is already on antibiotic ointment if he does have a scratch. Is this common for mild eye injury like this and how long should I be observe this or do I run to the vet right now? Thanks |
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wrote : I am sure a vet visit will be recommended if this continues or get worse, but he is already on antibiotic ointment if he does have a scratch. Is this common for mild eye injury like this and how long should I be observe this or do I run to the vet right now? I think if it were my cat I would go for a follow-up to the vet, esp. since it is his eye. Good luck. |
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wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I visited the vet a couple days ago for URI symptoms, my kitten is now on prescription of triple antibiotic ointment for his irritated eye (slightly inflammed and goopy discharge) And also on clavamox oral antibiotic for his mild fever. Now a couple days later I see one of his eyes does not open it as fully most of the time (he would squint that eye more), that eyeball does not show anything alerting like redness or cloudy. Could he had scratched his eye from play or just got some dirt in it? I was very careful to apply the ointment 4 times a day as instructed, I am very sure he did not get poked during the applications. I am sure a vet visit will be recommended if this continues or get worse, but he is already on antibiotic ointment if he does have a scratch. Is this common for mild eye injury like this and how long should I be observe this or do I run to the vet right now? Thanks I'd get him rechecked by the vet. There is a possibility that your cat isn't reacting well to that particular eye ointment. If that's the case the vet can give you a different ointment that he might tolerate better. W |
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