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Eye Infection Guinea Pig. Whether your guinea pig has crusty eyes or ulcers, it's helpful to know how to identify eye infections in guinea pigs and what your vet will do to treat them quickly. Guinea pigs are prone to eye infections which can be caused by hay poke, bacterial or fungal infe ctions, and even dent al problems. A guinea pig eye infection can cause their eyes to look weepy, red, inflamed or crusty. While some eye infections in guinea pigs may be caused by zoonotic pathogens that can be transmitted to humans, the risk of transmission. We look at how your vet will diagnose and treat this condition. Redness of the eye, low or increased tear production, swelling of the. Conjunctivitis, or pink eye, is a relatively common eye condition in guinea pigs that is most commonly caused by bacterial. If your guinea pig’s eye appears bluish and seems misty or cloudy, there are several potential causes. Oral antibiotics and eye ointm ents are the most common treatment options.

Guinea pigs are prone to eye infections which can be caused by hay poke, bacterial or fungal infe ctions, and even dent al problems. While some eye infections in guinea pigs may be caused by zoonotic pathogens that can be transmitted to humans, the risk of transmission. Conjunctivitis, or pink eye, is a relatively common eye condition in guinea pigs that is most commonly caused by bacterial. A guinea pig eye infection can cause their eyes to look weepy, red, inflamed or crusty. We look at how your vet will diagnose and treat this condition. Whether your guinea pig has crusty eyes or ulcers, it's helpful to know how to identify eye infections in guinea pigs and what your vet will do to treat them quickly. Oral antibiotics and eye ointm ents are the most common treatment options. Redness of the eye, low or increased tear production, swelling of the. If your guinea pig’s eye appears bluish and seems misty or cloudy, there are several potential causes.

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Eye Infection Guinea Pig We look at how your vet will diagnose and treat this condition. Oral antibiotics and eye ointm ents are the most common treatment options. Whether your guinea pig has crusty eyes or ulcers, it's helpful to know how to identify eye infections in guinea pigs and what your vet will do to treat them quickly. Guinea pigs are prone to eye infections which can be caused by hay poke, bacterial or fungal infe ctions, and even dent al problems. While some eye infections in guinea pigs may be caused by zoonotic pathogens that can be transmitted to humans, the risk of transmission. Conjunctivitis, or pink eye, is a relatively common eye condition in guinea pigs that is most commonly caused by bacterial. A guinea pig eye infection can cause their eyes to look weepy, red, inflamed or crusty. If your guinea pig’s eye appears bluish and seems misty or cloudy, there are several potential causes. Redness of the eye, low or increased tear production, swelling of the. We look at how your vet will diagnose and treat this condition.