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my canary with crusty eye

by juanita
(el paso,tx)

my canary was fine yesturday til today when i removed his blanket from his cage this morning i noticed one of his eye has some crusty thing around it,his other eye is perfect ,it's just that crusty thing i noticed cause i clean his cage everyday, can you please let me know what i can do to remove it! please i love my baby canary so much he is part of my family! thanks




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my canary with crusty eye

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Aug 29, 2011
Bird with crusty eye
by: Tracie

The issue isn't how to remove the crust, but what is causing the crust. Your bird may have a bacterial infection causing this. Please Find an Avian Vet for your bird so that this can be diagnosed and medicine can be prescribed.

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