Post by \(o^\) pipi (/o^)/ on Apr 27, 2004 2:16:41 GMT -5
recently i noticed that everytime after i bathe for toffy n scoffy..therez this milk like substance being produced in their eye!!
initially i tot it was e "foaM' of e shampoo..but despite being extra careful e next time i bathe for dem.e milk is bound to appear..
it really gave mi a shock wen i even noticed it in toffy's eye..cuz it was scoffy whom i noticed e milk first..anyway..i surfed ard piggy's net den saw tiz:
EYE MILK
I use the word ¡®milk¡¯ to describe the lubrication that can often appear in a guinea pig¡¯s eye because that is what the many owners who ask me about it say that it looks like. It occurs when the eye is irritated in some way. The first time most people notice it is when they put their guinea pigs out on a breezy day after they have been indoors for a long time. I believe the breeze, though mild to us, is harsher on a guinea pig¡¯s eye and the milky fluid that immediately appears from under the eyelids is a lubricant to ease the irritation. The fluid can also appear when the eye when the eye has had a poke injury or has a foreign body in it. Some guinea pigs seem to produce this fluid more than others but in all it is a perfectly natural phenomenon.
so juz in case any of u noticed tiz "milk in e eye" not to worry!!!
SCARE MI FOR NUTS!!
initially i tot it was e "foaM' of e shampoo..but despite being extra careful e next time i bathe for dem.e milk is bound to appear..
it really gave mi a shock wen i even noticed it in toffy's eye..cuz it was scoffy whom i noticed e milk first..anyway..i surfed ard piggy's net den saw tiz:
EYE MILK
I use the word ¡®milk¡¯ to describe the lubrication that can often appear in a guinea pig¡¯s eye because that is what the many owners who ask me about it say that it looks like. It occurs when the eye is irritated in some way. The first time most people notice it is when they put their guinea pigs out on a breezy day after they have been indoors for a long time. I believe the breeze, though mild to us, is harsher on a guinea pig¡¯s eye and the milky fluid that immediately appears from under the eyelids is a lubricant to ease the irritation. The fluid can also appear when the eye when the eye has had a poke injury or has a foreign body in it. Some guinea pigs seem to produce this fluid more than others but in all it is a perfectly natural phenomenon.
so juz in case any of u noticed tiz "milk in e eye" not to worry!!!
SCARE MI FOR NUTS!!
