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During this fawns 2nd week of life, I noticed it was walking through things instead of around them and bumping right into stuff. I also noticed her itching her nose a lot. She knocked a little piece of skin off her nose when she was scratching it with her hind hoof. Her nose was swollen and I...

During this fawns 2nd week of life, I noticed it was walking through things instead of around them and bumping right into stuff. I also noticed her itching her nose a lot. She knocked a little piece of skin off her nose when she was scratching it with her hind hoof. Her nose was swollen and I...

We have a buck fawn who seems to be blind in both of his eyes! Does anyone have any advice on what to do??

First time on this site. I have a 5 year old breeding buck who recently has shown signs of neuroligical issues. He is a cross between red deer and Canadian Elk. We are located in Ontario Canada. First signs were in late summer when the animal would walk around in circles. He then dropped his...

We found a emaciated weak little blind buck. Its eyes are real cloudy white and trying to forage and laying down. I'm guessing its mother is either dead or abandanded it . Its been in same field same area for a week and a half I put out hay and sweetfeed mixed with scratch grain . it has never...

I observed one of 10 yearling buck fawn going blind if not completely blind. Fairly healthy. Moms kicking them off about now? Is it polio? Is contagious? I need help quick???

17628:image. I was just wondering if a winner had been announced yet?

Has anyone ever had a fawn born blind. He was a little clouded in one eye at birth and after 3 days both eyes clouded over. I have started it on Thiamine Hydrochloride and some drops. Anyone have any other ideas or past fixes!

I am posting this for a friend - he has a doe fawn that was just born & he believes she is blind. Her eyes are "mushy" & extremely small. Is there anything he can try as far as medicines to see if he can help her to see?:rolleyes:

A neighboring deer farmer asked me to look at his 3 year old buck which he thought was sick. I guess he is sick but the biggest problem I see is the deer has gone blind. What would cause this to happen?

:confused:I have read two other posts on fawns that appear to be blind. We found a late baby today that seems to be just that - her eyes appear to be smaller than what you would normally see, and almost closed - I actually thought she didn't have any. But they are there, albeit not working...

I recently had an albino fawn that I think is blind. When we get close to him and get him up, he immediately runs and starts running into trees and all that. If it is blind, how would we know for sure? It has great stock and we would like to keep it alive, but if it keeps running into things...