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Watering Eye

HS

Wise Old Thumper
Squidgy's got a watery eye. It started Wednesday, and I was giving it a couple of days to see if it sorted itself out. I've bathed it daily but unfortunately it hasn't inproved, so we're off to the vets tonight.
The only thing I can think of is a tooth root problem. Are there other possible causes? I can't see anything in his eye. If it is a tooth root problem, how will the vet tell? And what can be done?
Sorry for all the questions!
 
Does sound like teeth - Irwin piggy started with watery eyes, but I didn't realise it was his teeth till he was half starved :cry:
 
He's still eating as normal (how a little bun can eat so much, I don't know :shock: ), and pooping for England. I just hope our little man's going to be ok.
 
Eyes always seem to be connected to tooth probs. Hope all goes well and sending healing vibes xx
 
My Opal has recurrent eye problems, she has tiny molar spurs as well... so that may be why. They will check her teeth... to see if she has spurs. she might just have an eye infection though, if she doesnt get eye problems often? Hope she is ok.
 
Just braved the weather! He's got some eye drops to start with, just to rule out an infection. He had a good check over - looking fine!
 
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