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so my guinea pigs eyes are watery and I've looked it up on google and it says if there as are watery and cloudy something is wrong, but my guinea pig eyes are only watery not cloudy. should i be worried?
It’s always worth popping your pig to the vet for anything you’re unsure about, especially when it comes to eyes.
It could be many things but only a vet can tell you that and provide the appropriate treatment.
Good luck!
so my guinea pigs eyes are watery and I've looked it up on google and it says if there as are watery and cloudy something is wrong, but my guinea pig eyes are only watery not cloudy. should i be worried?
I'd always advise a vet visit to be on the safe side as eye injuries deteriorate quickly, it could be nothing but it's worth getting a vet check.
On a totally different note, going by your username, are you a supernatural fan?
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