Also, I was intent on just having the cherry eye pinned back, but we've called several vets, and none of them do it. Every one of them that we spoke to deal with cherry eye by removing it. So we're going with our regular vet. He performed Zeke's neuter last year, and it's where we go for all of our vet visits. We trust them, but I'm still really worried that when they cut it out, she will develop dry eye (because the gland they'll be cutting out produces 30% of the tears, so I've read) Anyway, I'm a wreck. Why don't these vets pin back cherry eyes?? It seems like the safest route!
Anyway, we'll be bringing her in at 7 am and she will stay overnight, poor girl. Please send her good thoughts, and some for me too, I'm going to be going nuts with worry tomorrow, great time to take a midterm, eh?
On a happy note...
When we first rescued Hazel, she had dull fur & huge bald spots from Demodectic Mange. The vet of course wanted to aggressively treat it wth Ivermine ($$) but I wanted to take a more natural route. D. Mange can appear because of a compromised immune system, which I figured was caused by not being cared for well & living outside most of the time.. she got a couple mange baths, and lots of TLC.. well I took a picture of her tonight.. look at her now!
Before...
After...
Her coat is so shiny & full! :):)
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