help with Lucy's eye problem
help with Lucy's eye problem
I have been to the vet with Lucy she has one watery eye. They used a glowing stuff to look at the eye and found nothing. The watery discharge is clear, no redness. she is eating and playing with no problems. She is a house cat. They gave us a ointment I have been useing it for 3 days with no improvement. Any suggestions. She doesn't rub it and seems fine. thankyou
Re: help with Lucy's eye problem
Depending on the ointment prescribed, I would continue it for another couple days yet. For example, if Terramycin or BacNeoPoly. However, if the ointment contains a cortizone/antiinflammatory, call your vet back and tell him you are concerned that you are not seeing improvement, he may need to re-examine the eye and investigate further.
Sometimes foreign bodies are the problem, or a scratch that may not have been detected upon exam. If a foreign body, it could be loosening at this point and may heal on it's own, but after a few days on an opthalmic ointment and you see no improvement, it's time to consult your vet again.
Sometimes foreign bodies are the problem, or a scratch that may not have been detected upon exam. If a foreign body, it could be loosening at this point and may heal on it's own, but after a few days on an opthalmic ointment and you see no improvement, it's time to consult your vet again.
..........Traci
Re: help with Lucy's eye problem
also it just might be good to have the nasal lacrymal duct blown out, ie not really blown out but flushed...simple, safe proceedure...
Re: help with Lucy's eye problem
Lucy is fine now she had her eye flushed. and no more tears.She is over weigh...18lbs so now she is on a diet.