Ask the Vet About Corneal Ulcers in Dogs and Cats

my cat has a stye on his eye. what can I do ?

my dog is having a corneal ulcer. I'm waiting for the vets appointment next month. can I use medication while waiting? 1. Optixcare Eye Lube Plus 2. Optimmune I'll be grateful if you can help me with some information about these meds.

What can I use for my dogs Corneal Ulcer?

Hello my dog was put on neomycin and cipofloxacin That wasn’t helping so she added terramycin and biohance but didn’t tell me if I use the at the same time or separately. He seems to be getting better but I want to make sure his eye has a slight blue tint to it but it is more translucent today and has no redness on his eyelid with out significant swelling. He does have a black line on his middle eye lid(the lid that is visible when he’s sleepy). Also when I use the cipofloxacin he tries to scratch at his eye pretty aggressively what should I do?

Hi, please my cat has a corneal ulcer and her Vet gives her couple of eye drops , but i can notice now after 2 days of treatment her eye produces liquids and i think it is swallow a little is that normal ?!

Hi I need an oral antibiotic for my dog he had an ucler in his eye had eye drops and now hes needs a oral antibiotic to finish

Why is my cat's right eye cloudy and why won't he open it?

Dear Dr, My 1.5-year-old Labradoodle was diagnosed with an eye ulcer 4 weeks before. It started with red-eye and soon the whole eye was swollen, After 4 weeks of eye drops, antibiotics, and pain medications now his eye seems 70% better. Front swelling is all gone the back and top of the eye have sweling. However, he has stopped eating, drinking, playing, and moving for last week. We are force-feeding him, his ophthalmologist says we need to get a CT scan, and we have it scheduled for next week. But I cant take the wait, can you suggest if we are right track?

Cushion in the corner of eye seems extended out of corner..no visible redness..possible scratch on eye..I have rinsed with warm water and damp cloth..should I purchase eye solution from pet meds if I cant get into vet?

My dog has been diagnosed with corneal ulcers the antibiotics we are using don't seem to b helping much,I can't afford surgery what else can I use for his eyes

Which medication us equivalent to atropine sulfate

Can it be purchased from petmeds

I brought her to the only exotic animal medical school for vets in this area last month for a cloudy eye. Their opthalmologist and vet diagnosed Lipid Keratopathy in both eyes, and Chronic Corneal Ulcer that shows previous healing. I never noticed anything wrong till her eye started getting cloudy. She was put on 4 hour baths in Enrofloxacin, in Plasmalyte for five days, and a drop of Ofloxacin in each eye every 12 hours for two weeks. This cost me almost $500, and they said she would go completely blind, and die within 18-24 months from high cholesterol from crickets. I'm not seeing any significant results and don't want to overdose her. I read excellent human and animal opthalmologist reviews of Remend Corneal Repair Eye Drops, but can't afford another visit to that Medical School to ask for a prescription, and it's not available without. Hyaluronic Acid is in the eyeball and Remend, but I'm not even going to try that straight in her eyes. What can I give her to help her eyes heal from the ulcers, and clear the cloudy film that's trying to cover her pupils? I also just read about Bentonite Clay that lowers cholesterol in animal studies. She certainly doesn't want to be on a diet, and she really doesn't eat that often. Maybe once a week normally. She's not my only Whites, just my favorite baby, and in captivity in good health can live up to 20 years. I bought her and her brother online from a breeder, and they were already adults. I've had them for about three years now. They aren't that old, but I don't know their history either.

Hi, my cat got scratched in the eye by our other cat. What drops can I buy over the counter to help it heal?

My dogs eye is squinting, she doesn't have any discharge and it is a little red. What can I do?