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I left them open and they healed fine. You ever watch that show called Dr k? They did one an left it open too.

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I certainly will!!

I'm thinking about sending them an email to ask them what bacteria they found.

I found the following here: http://avianexoticsvet.com/case-of-the-month/#collapse_3_queenie-the-peahen Queenie, a 4-year-old female peahen, came to the Veterinary Center for Birds & Exotics because of her swollen eye. A peahen is a female peacock; collectively, males and females are called...

Quite right! The key in treating these is to treat them before they harden. A swelling like that probably took several weeks to get that big, and once the lump is that big, the only way to remove it is with surgery. :( -Kathy

Glad you liked it! Like you I was amazed that so much was in there! -Kathy

Is the eye still good? -Kathy

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Another great link: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1071718/nasty-eye-infection-pics -Kathy

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And there is this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1071718/nasty-eye-infection-pics -Kathy

@DarkWater1929 started this tthread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1063964/help-please-turkey-poult-with-respiratory-infection-how-can-i-decongest-her-sinuses-so-that-she-can-breathe-ugly-photos -Kathy

Some people manage to milk it out, but I suspect it might be too late for that. @KsKingBee and @OkieQueenBee might have some suggestions for you. -Kathy

Here are a bunch of pictures from Yoda's thread - https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/504944/swollen-side-of-face-cyst-surgery -Kathy