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This can be consistent with an eye infection or conjunctivitis.

What you can consider?

- To try to warm compress the eye with a clean, damp, warm cloth. This will help with inflammation in the area.

- The second option is to try to flush the eye with a sterile saline solution. I am referring to a normal, over the counter saline solution commonly found in the same aisle of the grocery story or drugstore as contact solution. (EXAMPLE HERE).

- If this does not work - seeing your veterinarian for evaluation and likely topical antibiotics would be considered.

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