Corine Pesantes
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Do you see it?!? UGH!!
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Do you see it?!? UGH!!
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No- just the left. The right decided to rear its nasty self a year later! [emoji35] My husband is about to have an anxiety attack! Lol- after what we just paid for Penny's TPLO, my daughter needs a tooth pulled and a spacer ($500) and now another cherry eye. At least with this one- I'm removing - not going to go through failed tacks again. [emoji33][emoji20]
We just need a few months for a buffer! Lol
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That would be Cherry Eye. My female Blossom developed Cherry Eye when she was 5 months old. I was able to massage it back in for a short while, but it kept popping out when she played or ran. I showed it to our vet and we opted to wait until she was 7 months old when had her spayed, so we could do both surgeries at once and put her under anesthetic once.
She did really well with both surgeries, and her eye healed beautifully with a great result. Unfortunately a week after her surgeries the other eye popped out, and we had to do a second surgery a month later to repair the other eye. I used over the counter eye drops to keep the eye moist, because when the gland is exposed to the air, it can become dried out and irritated. You can wait a little bit to see if the other eye pops out, it is very common for the other eye to also develop cherry eye. How old is your baby?
Oh nooo!! Darn it! After all you went through with the other eye too. Makes me wonder why he is more prone to them because his sister doesn't have any right? I know when it rains it pours!
Oh I know! Nope Penny has no cherry eye issues (knock on wood). I massaged it back last night, and it's still in. I won't do anything until it won't go back in. It's just very frustrating!
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Prayers it stays put and that she never has them! Hopefully it was just a one time deal, you need a break!
Oh I know! Nope Penny has no cherry eye issues (knock on wood). I massaged it back last night, and it's still in. I won't do anything until it won't go back in. It's just very frustrating!
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[MENTION=14682]Corine Pesantes[/MENTION] whether you decide to have it removed or tacked, I would have them test the other eye and have them both done at the same time. They can do the other eye whether it has popped out or not. My pup had both eyes tacked when he was 4 months old. Only one was popped out, but almost always the other one pops out at a later time. In most cases, you can wait as it doesn't bother them at all, it's more of an eyesore for us. This was not the case for us, there was no waiting or trying to massage it back it. It popped out with a vengeance. It was about 3x the size of your pups! And so not to compromise it, it had to be tacked asap.
Both financially and health wise its best to have them done at the same time, if needed. Hope this helps!
Your baby looks just as cute with it!![]()