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24th February 2014, 09:50 PM #1Happy Kitten
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Cloudy eye?
One day last week Dixie came to greet me in the morning with one eye shut. She had a scratched eye from wrestling with her litter mates when we got her - as it had happened literally overnight and her & Beau's claws were overdue a cut we assumed the same thing had happened. I bought some antibiotic cream which we started using two days ago, and she's already not squinting as much, but I can now see a cloudy spot on her eye. There's no discharge, it's no longer inflamed, her behaviour is normal & her vision is fine. If it wasn't for the cloudy spot, I'd be happy that the antibiotic cream is doing it's job. I don't want to put her through the trauma of the vets if the cloudy spot is just a result of the scratch & will heal. Has anybody experienced anything similar with their cats?
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25th February 2014, 10:24 AM #2Moderator
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Never self treat an eye & even more so if you can actually see an injury or a problem,yes weepy eyes wash out & dry as it could be down to a plain chill but at work anyone who says it is an eye & they can see a problem we get them in the same day,yep you could have sorted it out & all is fine but if an injury turns into an ulcer it is a very painful condition & can take some healing too,we always maintain that eyes are very too precious to mess with....xxx
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25th February 2014, 01:53 PM #3
awww poor Dixie!
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