A 6-year-old male rabbit has watery right eye. Why?
1,006 views · Published 30 December 2018 · 8:01 · Indexed 25 September 2026
Channel: Dr David Sing · 2018 · Pets & Animals
29 Dec 2019 "I came to you as my vet had gone on holiday," the rabbit owner had consulted several vets over her rabbit's malocclusion. Vet 1 had extracted the 4 front teeth in April, but the rabbit developed left eye tearing which Vet 1 could not resolved. Another vet did eye irrigation and antibiotic sensititvity test. The rabbit's eyes recovered. Now the right eye has tears and a prolpased 3rd eyelid. Fluorescein eye stain test showed 3 green corneal ulcers. The cause was painful corneal ulcerations, not the eruption of a small front tooth. The owner was satisfied. An E-collar for 7-14 days is recommended.
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