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Bearded Dragon Eye Drops What Eye Drops Can Be Used on a Bearded Dragon? 3 I'm Sure My Bearded Dragon Blew His Eyes out Because He Didn't Open Them All Day...
Bearded Dragon Eye Drops
What eye drops can be used on a bearded dragon? 3
I'm sure my bearded dragon blew his eyes out because he didn't open them all day, and from what I've read, I can give him eye drops to help him. So which eye drops should I use? Can I use drops that I use myself when I don't have contact lenses, or that I use when I have contact lenses, or drops? Especially for the bearded dragon?
updateNo dirt or itching, just covered. I'm pretty sure it's just sand, not an infection I know.
And yes, he is eating and doing very well and is a little active.
Bearded Dragon Eye Drops
Bearded Dragon Eye Drops
If you suspect that the only reason it is painful is because you have not opened it, then your real eye may not be the problem. If you see itching, pus or swelling around your eyes, it could be a type of eye infection, but if these symptoms are not present, your ultraviolet dragon will not work. Sunglo / Reptiglo Onion Komodo Dragon is known to close its eyes for no reason. The only reliable lamps are Reptisun 10 in US / CAa and Arcadia 10 in UK.
Is your dragon active, does it eat regularly?
Edit: OK Doc, glad to hear you're fine. As far as I know, human droplets are not the best for dragons. You can try washing it off with water if you really want to, but I suggest waiting until tomorrow to see if there is still a problem and if so take it to the doctor.
If it's just sand, then your eyes should remove the sand the way our eyes do, using tears to clean the eyes. Foolishly, he put sand in there from the beginning. Bears have small eyes around their eyes to keep the sand away, just like we have eyelids.
Is there any itching or itching around the eyes? I may have an eye infection or maybe sand ... I know people can't use drops (like eyesight etc.), but can be wiped off with salt or warm water. Wet a Qtip and rub it gently out of your eye and see if it helps. If you have an infection, you will need eye drops for a doctor. I have a leopard lizard that has an eye infection and I treat it with salty and gentamicin eye drops (under prescription). In fact, the drops are also used on humans, so my doctor asked for a certificate from a local pharmacy. So much cheaper ... more expensive to buy online on the PetMed website! pe she helped and she's fine :) good!