Anime2lover
Keeper of tiny dinos
- Apr 17, 2019
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A while ago, I noticed my mix breed chick, has a piece of missing eye lid. Its healed but can no longer close all the way. Will this effect her at all? And is it a pecking injury??
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Yea, im not sure if thats because the eyelid doesnt always fully cover the eye or not. Part of it pops away from the eye when she closes it. It seems to stay moist enough though.If it doesn't cause the eye to get dried out, I think it should be okay, but I'm not 100% sure. It also looks like here eye is kind of watery.
Didnt even know chickens had an eye lid like that.It needs cleaning. A very careful clean using boiled and then cooled plain water is fine.
Use a lint free cloth.
Check to see if the third wiper eyelid works properly. It's the transparent eyelid that flicks from side to side underneath the top and bottom eyelid.
I would get some eye drops and treat the eye. Eye drops for children should be okay.
See what she's like then.
Yea, that inner eye lid looks like its it's working fine.It needs cleaning. A very careful clean using boiled and then cooled plain water is fine.
Use a lint free cloth.
Check to see if the third wiper eyelid works properly. It's the transparent eyelid that flicks from side to side underneath the top and bottom eyelid.
I would get some eye drops and treat the eye. Eye drops for children should be okay.
See what she's like then.
It's that inner eyelid that keeps the eye clean and lubricated.Yea, that inner eye lid looks like its it's working fine.
The inner eyelid works perfectly so far. Shes had it for about a month (maybe more) now. At least thats how long ive known about i. I asked because I was wanting to know how she may have gotten it.IF, and I say IF, the "inner" lid is intact, then there will be very little issue, otherwise, this poor pullet will be a burden on you, in need of constant moisture to the eye. You might have to make a hard decision.....