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Does my chinchilla have an eye infection?
I was on vacation for two weeks and had my aunt and my cousin take care of my chinchilla, Sesamee, while I was gone. When I came back, I noticed something off about her left eye. She seems to not open her left eye as wide as her right, and the fur around her left eye is matted. I'm really worried. Is this an eye infection, and should I take her to a vet?
She is acting normal, eating normally. Nothing seems wrong with her behavior. It's just her left eye that's concerning me.
Thanks!
3 Answers
- poodle powerLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes it does need checked by your vet. If you have ever had a eye problem you would know how painful they are.
Source(s): chinchillaowner - 10 years ago
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- Anonymous5 years ago
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