BertisKing
Teenage Guinea Pig
This evening I got home from work to find George's remaining eye was cloudy and there was a suspect more opaque line of white which when I bolted round to the vets was confirmed to be a tear in his cornea. Not sure where it's come from- hay poke or rough and tumble.
From what we can tell his vision is almost completely gone- he reacts to light but not motion.
Our choices were to try medication to make sure there's no infection and to help the tear heal, or to have the eye removed. The vet also offered to PTS but THAT was nipped in the bud straight away- there's nothing else wrong with him so at the moment I'm not even entertaining that as an option.
I've opted for medication but time is short- if there's no improvement in a week or so then we're out of options.
Though George is 7, he's healthy and a good weight, but I don't want him to have to go through another GA if I can help it- it was bad enough when he had his first eye removed 3 1/2 years ago.
Please keep everything crossed for my little soldier!
From what we can tell his vision is almost completely gone- he reacts to light but not motion.
Our choices were to try medication to make sure there's no infection and to help the tear heal, or to have the eye removed. The vet also offered to PTS but THAT was nipped in the bud straight away- there's nothing else wrong with him so at the moment I'm not even entertaining that as an option.
I've opted for medication but time is short- if there's no improvement in a week or so then we're out of options.
Though George is 7, he's healthy and a good weight, but I don't want him to have to go through another GA if I can help it- it was bad enough when he had his first eye removed 3 1/2 years ago.
Please keep everything crossed for my little soldier!