Symptoms

Closed or half-closed eye

The animal keeps one eye closed or squints its eyelids, often avoiding light.

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Diseases that may be associated

These signs can have several origins — this list is neither exhaustive nor a diagnosis.

Hypervitaminosis and vitamin A deficiency in turtles

Greek tortoise, Alligator turtle · Other · Eyes

Lamb entropion

Sheep · Other · Eyes

Chinchilla conjunctivitis

Chinchilla · Other · Eyes

Ovine infectious keratoconjunctivitis

Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Entropion

Dog · Other · Eyes

Chlamydia

Common wombat, wallaby · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Infectious keratoconjunctivitis

Ibex, Chamois · Bacterial · Infectious

Chamois keratoconjunctivitis (chamois blindness)

Chamois · Bacterial · Infectious

Cataract

Dog, Cat · Other · Eyes

Feline corneal sequestrum

Cat · Other · Eyes

Ovine listeriosis

Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Feline chronic rhinitis

Cat · Other · Infectious

Myxomatosis

Domestic rabbit, Cape hare · Viral · Infectious

Pathological hibernation of the turtle

Greek tortoise, Alligator turtle · Environmental · EMERGENCIES

Canary pox virus

Domestic canary, Serin · Viral · Infectious

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Species concerned

Dog Cat Horse Domestic rabbit Cape hare Greek tortoise

All symptoms

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