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By danielle-k9 (*) [gb] Date 27.12.09 11:08 GMT
Hi

As I have already posted I am hand rearing a litter of 4 puppies. I have had my fair share of worry over the past 2 and half weeks and I thought things were getting better but Ive hit another problem!

Puppies opened their eyes a few days ago but lil pup had one eye which took longer, it was the eye which was infected from around 3 days old (another pup had one infected too) they all had synulox and her eye cleared up. When it opened 2 days ago all there is is red skin. I phoned the vet (xmas day) who said as she had had synulox and also a jab that week (for swollen glands) she was covered for infection and really there was nothing they could do imediately so to keep an eye on her and bring her in Tuesday. Her eye looks clean, there is no swelling or discharge and she is fine in herself.

Im now worried, I have never come across this before in any of my litters.

Has anyone had any experience of this?
By Brainless (*****) [gb] Date 27.12.09 11:35 GMT
Do you mean to say the eye is missing?
Barbara and the Grey Curly Tails.
By danielle-k9 (*) [gb] Date 27.12.09 11:41 GMT
I cant see an eye only red skin. I dont know if the eye is underneath the skin. The socket isnt hollow.
By white lilly (***) [gb] Date 27.12.09 12:18 GMT
aww danielle you have been though it havnt you :-( ive never come across this eather so i carnt coment ,but was going to say the same as brainless ? so if theirs a bulge their does that mean theres an eye?
By NEWFIENOOK (**) [gb] Date 27.12.09 12:27 GMT
i havent come across this either but could it be the eye lid covering the eye .
if all about lose their heads , have another glass of wine
By danielle-k9 (*) [gb] Date 27.12.09 12:36 GMT
This is what im hoping, rather than no eye. It does look as if the eye may be behind the skin.
By JeanSW (****) [gb] Date 27.12.09 15:22 GMT
Danielle - if it does happen that the eye is missing - please don't get into a state.  I have a one eyed dog here, and they can function as well as the next.
The hurrier I go - the behinder I get!
By danielle-k9 (*) [gb] Date 27.12.09 18:24 GMT
I do know they can live a perfectly normal life but obviously I am hoping she has her eye. We have already spoken about it and my mam wants to keep her and she will be a much loved, spoilt rotten pet!!!
By JeanSW (****) [gb] Date 27.12.09 21:35 GMT

> We have already spoken about it and my mam wants to keep her and she will be a much loved, spoilt rotten pet!!!


GOOD!!  :-)  :-)  :-)
The hurrier I go - the behinder I get!
By danielle-k9 (*) [gb] Date 31.12.09 10:28 GMT
Well been back n forward to vets and they say only time will tell. They may be an eye there or may not be. She has drops for her eye and her glands are right up on one side of her neck bless.

It looks like her second eyelid hasnt opened yet.
By JeanSW (****) [gb] Date 31.12.09 17:14 GMT
Fingers crossed for you here.  Sending positive vibes.  Good Luck.
The hurrier I go - the behinder I get!
By danielle-k9 (*) [gb] Date 02.01.10 23:58 GMT
Hi

Been to the vets today and the eye has been damaged. The vet had a good luck.

Also what we thought was the gland up as previously is actually a large abcess!! The vet drained some which was horrible not only to watch but listen to her yelp bless her.

The vet thinks the bitch has hurt her as she was apparantly grabbing them by their heads!!

I love this little pup to bits and glad she is staying, she has been through so much in her short 3 weeks of life but hopfully it will all be up hill from here.

Thanks for all your replies. XX
By JeanSW (****) [gb] Date 03.01.10 00:46 GMT
So glad that she is staying with you.  There are always some that tug at your heartstrings!  :-)

I hope that she now goes from strength to strength.  Good Luck.
The hurrier I go - the behinder I get!
By STARRYEYES (***) [gb] Date 03.01.10 20:29 GMT
I am sure she will be loved forever and a day.
Faithful and true to the last beat of his heart.
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