Cherry eye?

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Snag
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Cherry eye?

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My pup had two cherry eyes removed yesterday,but his lower eye lids are hanging really low, will they in time look normal,or will they stay this way.

six shooter
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i had 2 taken off of a coonhound a few years back and in about a month they looked fine.

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Stumbo's Beagles
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Post by Stumbo's Beagles »

I had a cherry eye removed from one of my dogs about 6 months ago. He looked the same way after the surgery as he did before the surgery. His eye was cloudy for about a week thou, the vet gave me some ointment for it the day i picked him up and after about a week the cloudyness went away. I hope this helps some.
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What procedure did you guys have done on your dogs? I have 2 gyps with cherry eye and my vet. gave me 3 different options to chose from with just cutting it out being the least attractive one to me ( even though it was the cheapest ). I am having it done next month and still haven't decided which way to go just yet.
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Alabama John
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Post by Alabama John »

I have never known anyone that took a dog to a Vet for Chery Eye.

Catch it with a fish hook and pull it out some and cut it off with a sharp knife or razor like a box blade. Put some good ointment in it and its done.

Done it and seen it done many times. Never seen a problem at all afterward either.

Going to a big everything trade day tomorrow for some plants and there will be many dog folks there that will cut it off for you at no charge.

Castrate any animal for $10.00 too if you want. Takes less than one minute.

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Surgery is the way to go for the long haul. They nip and tuck it back into place.
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