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what is wrong with my axies eye
- Thread starter kassie
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Hi Kassie,
Is there a growth over the eye? Has it just developed this condition or has it always been this way?
If it has always been like this then it may be that there is nothing that can be done otherwise there may be some treatments that you could undertake to treat it.
If it is a recent developement I would take it to a vet.
Good luck
Is there a growth over the eye? Has it just developed this condition or has it always been this way?
If it has always been like this then it may be that there is nothing that can be done otherwise there may be some treatments that you could undertake to treat it.
If it is a recent developement I would take it to a vet.
Good luck
Hi Click, It happened quite quickly about 3 days .We cant see any fungus present as that was our first thought,she is eating well,she can be very clumsy sticking her head in rocks we have checked for sharp edges but havn't found any it does look as if she is blind in that eye now so some injury must have occured
Hi Kassie,
From your photo it looks like your axie has sustained an injury and that skin has grown back over the eye.
I recommend that you find a vet that deals with exotic pets and get your axie in to see them.
Its hard to tell from the photo if it is a skin growth covering the eye but if it is it may be able to be removed.
If not axie sight is not great anyway. Main cause for concern would be if this injury is causing your axie any pain or discomfort.
Sorry I can't be of more help
Good Luck
From your photo it looks like your axie has sustained an injury and that skin has grown back over the eye.
I recommend that you find a vet that deals with exotic pets and get your axie in to see them.
Its hard to tell from the photo if it is a skin growth covering the eye but if it is it may be able to be removed.
If not axie sight is not great anyway. Main cause for concern would be if this injury is causing your axie any pain or discomfort.
Sorry I can't be of more help
Good Luck
I phoned the vet for appointment only to be told he is on holidays and the other vet dosn't know what to do,we have just fed her a worm and had a good look at her, I'm sure the eye has been injured and a skin has grown over it for protection,as she is eating I dont think she can be in any pain, we will examine her daily I'm thinking it might heal on its own, all water conditions are as they should be, It dosn't look as if there is much I can do
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