littlechefremy
New Born Pup
Hi everyone,
My guinea pig Remy had to go to the vet last week because he had a piece of apple wedged in his mouth. The vet was able to remove it no problem but did put him on Baytril for two weeks seeing as he was worried the friction caused by the apple could lead to an infection. Anyways, he's been on Baytril for a week now but I have been recommended to stop it for at least 48h seeing as his poops have gotten a lot smaller so there is a concern of it having caused constipation. Over the past, I wanna say 3 days, every time he cleans himself there has been an excessive amount of discharge coming out of his left eye only (Pictures below). His eye is a tad crusty but not much, he's not closing his eye, it doesn't look cloudy and he's eating fine. Could this discharge just be from the Baytril or constipation? Or should I be concerned it's something else?
Thank you!
(He's a male and will be 3 in August if anyone wanted to know![laugh :)) :))](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f923.png)
My guinea pig Remy had to go to the vet last week because he had a piece of apple wedged in his mouth. The vet was able to remove it no problem but did put him on Baytril for two weeks seeing as he was worried the friction caused by the apple could lead to an infection. Anyways, he's been on Baytril for a week now but I have been recommended to stop it for at least 48h seeing as his poops have gotten a lot smaller so there is a concern of it having caused constipation. Over the past, I wanna say 3 days, every time he cleans himself there has been an excessive amount of discharge coming out of his left eye only (Pictures below). His eye is a tad crusty but not much, he's not closing his eye, it doesn't look cloudy and he's eating fine. Could this discharge just be from the Baytril or constipation? Or should I be concerned it's something else?
Thank you!
(He's a male and will be 3 in August if anyone wanted to know
![laugh :)) :))](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f923.png)