It sounds like she is doing so much better. What a huge relief that must be for you. Hopefully her other eye clears up as well.
I am sure all of us who have responded to your post, would absolutely love to see a picture of your dog, and her eye..!
I will be sure to be watching for it...!
I hope you and yours have a wonderful Christmas.......
Connie
No the vet didn't check her eyes. I told him they were light yellow green and he said it was from dehydration. Then just this morning one is back to being blue and the other is this crazy neon green. I have a picture maybe I can put as my profile picture later. Its just so weird! She isn't itching the eye though and it doesn't seem to bother her.
Did your Vet put drops in your dogs eyes, the first time you brought the dog in...? If your vet used drops, he would have been checking for scratches on your dogs eyes. The drops that are used, will make your dogs eyes turn florescent green. This side effect will usually disappear in about a day.
So she is running around scarfing eggs and drinking water and holding it down. The only thing is now one eye is back to being sky blue while the other one is literally a lime green color. Its super neon green! I checked her gums and they aren't yellow anymore and she seems to be back to her old self "talking" and howling and running around happily.
If she got a hold of a toxin or onions it would have been because of my neighbors. I usually monitor her outside because our neighbors don't like us and I know they have tried kicking at my moms other dogs before since they don't like them. But she hasn't eaten anything strange that I know of. The last thing she ate was the inside to a baseball a couple weeks back and from what I can tell she pooed all of it out.
The vet did the bloodwork himself and he seemed to know what he was talking about. He checked her for blockage and did out her on some fluids. But he said if she wasn't back to her old self in 24 hours to bring her back in. But she does seem to be normal now aside from the neon green eye.
She looks funny because one is pretty blue and the other is just green. Its not milky or cloudy though.
I was wondering if maybe the medication could cause this? most dogs have brown eyes so maybe you wouldn't notice a color change caused by meds on other dogs?
Did they check for an intestinal blockage?
Hi...
I am glad to read that your dog seems to be doing better. I hope that your vet is right, and it is nothing more than a bacterial infection.
It looks like everyone here, has given you some great information, and if things don't improve with your dog, at least you will have some other options to consider.
I know that you are wondering about the color of your dogs eyes changing. If your dogs seems to be getting better with the meds, but his eyes continue to change, It may be that he has 2 separate conditions.
Siberian Huskies are predisposed to a condition called Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada-like Syndrome (VKH syndrome) also called Uveodermatologic Syndrome (UDS or UV Syndrome), this disease appears more commonly in males... (we have a load of Siberian Huskies in Minnesota !).. it is a condition that will cause the eyes to change color, and also the skin and hair. This condition can lead to blindness.
I only mention this, because it is something you should do some research on now, just in case your dogs eyes do not improve.
Best wishes ....I hope your dog recovers soon...!
Connie