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  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets
  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets
  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets
  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets
  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets
  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets
  • Eyes | Donnachie & Townley Vets

Rabbits can develop eye infections that may be difficult to treat.

Symptoms of rabbit eye infections

The symptoms of eye problems in rabbits present as a milky white discharge from the corner of the eye. The infection may result in sore reddened skin just below the lower eyelid of the rabbit's eye.

Treating rabbit eye problems

Tear ducts often become blocked and will need to be flushed. Tear ducts also become blocked when molar tooth roots grow abnormally. Seek veterinary advice if your rabbit develops any signs of eye infection.

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Donnachie & Townley Veterinary Centre

Rugeley

The Veterinary Centre
29 Market Street
Rugeley, Staffordshire
WS15 2JH

Tel: 01889 582023

Stafford

Units E and F, Madford Retail Park
Foregate Street
Stafford
ST16 2QY

Tel: 01785 213404