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Sulcata's eye won't open

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I have a 3.5 inch Sulcata that is having trouble with its eye. It looks like it is swollen. I have had it 2 days and was told soaking will fix the problem, though it is slightly open, it is still not back to normal. I soak him 2 or 3 times daily for 10 to 25 minutes in warm water. Other than the eye, he is active, eats like a pig and uses the bathroom at least once a day. Any ideas on what is going on?
 

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Hi Kristen. Yes, soaking will do him/her good. Also, lots of heat. As long as your animal is eating, drinking, and active you will be okay. There are eye drops you can purchase for her. If you notice the animal stops eating or drinking, take him/her immediately to the Vet.

Best Regards, Joe...
 
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