RE: Watery eye still after tear duct flush/Antibiotics

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RE: Watery eye still after tear duct flush/Antibiotics

06/08/2018 at 7:58 AM

Wick & Fable

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My initial thought is always teeth because my Wick has teeth problems. I’ve read that persistent watery eye can be caused by an overgrown molar root putting pressure on the eyeball, from the inside. This would be noticeable on an x Ray.

Have you seen your vet shine a light in the eye to see if there is any abnormalities in it? Anything odd about the eye?

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