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what can I put on his eye

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I have a new baby leo, Blizzard looks like a pinkie mouse, and it doesnt want to open its right eye. If I put water on it it will open it as if it is getting stuck closed. Can I put something like neosporin or vasoline on it to keep it from geeting stuck open. I know it can see cuz it reacts
 
this is just a thought,

if you use vermiculite in your hide or sand anywhere. take a look with a mini mag flashlight and see if a small piece could be stuck between the lid and the eye. you might not be able to see it normally, but the flashlight could cause either of those materials to reflect just a tiny bit. please be gentle with the eyelid. if you find something email me or write here and i will help trying to walk you through removal.
howard
also, if you have a camera that can do macro shots of the eye. take a photo. much less stress to the animal, but i understand most do not have cameras capable of that detail.
 
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