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Watery eye
- Thread starter BB Mommy
- Start date
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
that are the primary cause of the problem ?
As the only solution would be to take her teeth out (and I'm told this may not even solve it), the vet and I decided that we would leave it for now, as long as she doesnt get any worse. Bud cleans her eyes up for her (he's a good husbun
) and if you could see her now, you wouldnt even know she has the problem (we discovered it before Bud came to live with us).I suppose it depends on how bad the problem is and if the bun is suffering - I know before Buddy was around to sort her out, her eyes would get really sore, but now she is fine.
The vet said it's not likely to go away (although he said he has seen it in a couple of cases), and as long as she is ok in herself and its not getting worse, just to monitor her.
Hope your friends bun is ok :rabbit2:
