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Hello, my dog Nash (Chesapeake Bay retriever/Standard poodle mix) in the last 3 or so months has developed an issue that is becoming a real problem. My dog is a retriever by nature and loves his ball but if my husband take him out, Nash will ignore h
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My cats eye is looking different from his other. Im concerned if there’s something wrong.
It looks as though Nash’s third eyelid on his right eye is elevated. The third eyelid can raise for a variety of different conditions, including viral infection, eye inflammation, a corneal ulcer/abrasion, Horner’s syndrome, among many others. Particularly since eye problems can change and progress so rapidly, it’s important to have Nash examined by your vet. Until then, be sure to put an ecollar (cone) on Nash to prevent him from scratching or rubbing at this eye, as that will make matters worse. I hope that he’s on the mend soon!
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My pup has had green/white secretions in the corners of his eyes for the last two weeks. I keep thinking it’s cleared up, but I end up wiping his eyes multiple times a day. He’s never had this problem before and otherwise is in good health. Should I
Hi there! Great photos! Thank you for attaching them to your question. Yes, I think you should get Nash to your vet for an exam since this has not resolved on it's own in the past two weeks. It doesn't seem serious but at this point it some antibiotics are probably going to be needed to get this to clear up. I think it will clear up in just a few days with the proper treatment. I hope this helps. Best wishes.
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I noticed after going outside that my puppy has 3 pustules on his stomach around his groin. One of his eyes has been watering as well as having a little bit of gunk as well for the last day or two. Is this something I would be worried about?
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