WobblyPiggy
Junior Guinea Pig
Hi,
I have a piggy who is partially blind now due to an injury...if he has a flare up of irritation we use terramycin we also have lubrathal which keeps his eye lubricated and any dust tends to come out with it...however a vet visit is advised...personally I'd keep ringing each morning to see if they have any spare appointments or cancellations that they can give you...if not maybe paying extra for an emergency vet...if they don't just keeping the area clean and trying to keep him cosy is best...and making sure that there isn't too much dust in his hay...I tend to put it into a bag first...shake it so all the smaller bits and dust fall to the bottom then give it like that...hopefully he won't have suffered too great of an injury and you will get an appointment sooner...
I have a piggy who is partially blind now due to an injury...if he has a flare up of irritation we use terramycin we also have lubrathal which keeps his eye lubricated and any dust tends to come out with it...however a vet visit is advised...personally I'd keep ringing each morning to see if they have any spare appointments or cancellations that they can give you...if not maybe paying extra for an emergency vet...if they don't just keeping the area clean and trying to keep him cosy is best...and making sure that there isn't too much dust in his hay...I tend to put it into a bag first...shake it so all the smaller bits and dust fall to the bottom then give it like that...hopefully he won't have suffered too great of an injury and you will get an appointment sooner...