i took my 7 yr old lab to the vet monday with an eye problem they were both swollen and very red. he gave her some eye drops, ointment and antibiotics this is friday and she has developed some redish blisters around her mouth and nose they are about the size of a kitchen match head or a little bigger and they cover from about 1/3 of the front of her mouth any ideas?
Veteran Advisor Matthew says:
March 01st, 2008 at 02:26 PM
This could be due to two things
1. Whatever caused the eye problem has also caused this problem. Do you have any idea what the cause was?
2. A reaction to the medication. Can you let me know the name of the drugs prescribed please?
If Sable is unwell with this then you should take her back to the vets as soon as possible.
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