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    Re: Eye infection?

    Quote Originally Posted by 2kdime View Post
    Yeah some vets may make you bring the animal in, but I would think that an eye infection like this you would be using a shotgun antibiotic since Im not sure how you'd culture it.

    Ive had the best luck with Baytril in my animals for what its worth, not so much with Ceftazidime
    Baytril was the one the local breeder was telling me about. I will check with the vet tomorrow.
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    Re: Eye infection?

    Sometimes eye infections can be tricky to treat without topical meds. The vet may also cut windows in the eyecaps to allow them to drain and you to apply meds (something I've seen done with very good results). It's obviously not something I'd recommend for you to do on your own, and if the snake has other systemic issues, it may not treat what's causing the eye issues.

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    Re: Eye infection?

    Called the vet and the doctor there is out till wendsday and they don't have any others that deal with reptiles
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    Re: Eye infection?

    Quote Originally Posted by aahmn View Post
    Sometimes eye infections can be tricky to treat without topical meds. The vet may also cut windows in the eyecaps to allow them to drain and you to apply meds (something I've seen done with very good results). It's obviously not something I'd recommend for you to do on your own, and if the snake has other systemic issues, it may not treat what's causing the eye issues.
    Exactly what the vet did, gave an eye drop to apply
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    0.2 Mojave pos het Ghost
    1.0 Pinstripe Yellowbelly
    0.1 Spider
    1.0 Pewter
    1.0 Hypo Burmese
    0.1 Normal het Green het Albino Burmese

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