Chloe is my 9 year old Netherland Dwarf, who maybe going blind. Her eyes have clouded over, at a rapid rate, and are almost white. We have been putting eye drops in as prescibed by the vet early on the week, and we have to take her back on Monday. They don't seem to be clearing. Any advice would be grateful.:bunny:
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Chloe maybe going blind?
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lilbun
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Poor Chloe.
It could be a number of things causing it, and if your vet isn't sure you could ask for a referral to an eye specialist.
If she is blind she can still enjoy a good quality of life, as there other senses are well developed. you will need to provide a safe environment. The right companion rabbit can help too.
I hope she is ok xx
It could be a number of things causing it, and if your vet isn't sure you could ask for a referral to an eye specialist.
If she is blind she can still enjoy a good quality of life, as there other senses are well developed. you will need to provide a safe environment. The right companion rabbit can help too.
I hope she is ok xx
