I have a few fawns that has **** or like yellow stuff that is in the corner of their eyes when i go up to feed them. It is only sometimes and some fawns. maybe four out of ten. It reminds you of sleepy dirt. Is this something that i should be concerned about, if so what should i do to treat? Thanks in advanced!
dirt in fawns eyes???
- Thread starter B_Whitetails
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I have the same thing on 4 out of 25 fawns that are on the bottle. I also have one or two in the pens that have it also.
Just one tps of salt with 3 oz of warm water 3 or 4 drops for 3 or 4 days I thank will take care of that.
Joined Apr 2009
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PA
You can buy optic Terramycin for $10.00 it is a yellow gel/paste in a small tube.
http://www.jefferspet.com/ssc/product.asp?CID=0&pf_id=229
I always have it.
I use it if I put a deer down to do anything with them.
One... to keep them lubed
Two... just in case they get dirt or something in there....
http://www.jefferspet.com/ssc/product.asp?CID=0&pf_id=229
I always have it.
I use it if I put a deer down to do anything with them.
One... to keep them lubed
Two... just in case they get dirt or something in there....
Joined Oct 2009
3,165 Posts | 1+
upstate ny
If you guys have what i have it is some nasty stuff and it will run through most of your herd!!I tried the terramycin and it did not touch it!!!Go to your vet and tell them you need NEOMYCIN AND POLYMYXIN B SULFATES AND BACITRACIN ZINC OPTHALMIC OINTMENT USP (STERILE) I got this info from the great folks at grizzly whitetails and they have had the same problem!!Some of my fawns had it so bad that it would shut their eyes together in 5 hours and 3 does have it also and im not sure if it can be passed down but 2does have it and they both had twins!!All 4 fawns have it!!!!!!!!!
PaintedMeadowsBJs said:
I have always had decent results with Terramycin. However you need to be able to put it on the eyes for a few days in a row to wipe it out.
Never tried what Four Seasons is using, but you can bet I am going to get some and check it out too.
