Did the vet have any idea what was causing the one eye to have a higher pressure like that?

Deb

Onto bigger and better things. Last night we went and had the vet pressure check her eye to see if the pressure has gone down.  Was down a few clicks.  Vet gave us some antibiotic eye drops and some pain med eye drops as she noticed some ulceration on the eye itself.  Had the vet put the drops in there while we were thinking of it and went home to continue drops.  Talked about surgery but decided to try to save the eye as she felt it could be done.

Went home got the kids fed and all out to play.  Morgan decided for us that she wanted surgery tonight.  I noticed her scratching furiously at herself and when I immediately checked her she had ruptured the eye itself, bleeding.  I have never in my life driven so fast to the vet.  Got her there and knew she was going to do the surgery before she even told me.  Morgan came through with flying olors 

I was allowed to pick her up this morning and bring her home.  She got a nice injection of pain meds to hold her thru the day til I got back from work.  Just got in a while ago and got her to take meds and eat.   

After I got her home this morning she was very happy.  I got quite a licking session.   

seems morgan knew best? So glad to hear she took the surgery well and is back home. hoping for a speedy recovery!!!

Yikes! Poor Morgan. My vet has told me that bulging eye(s) can also be a symptom of myco. Obviously not the case with Morgan since it became better with the drops. Lots of healing vibes for Morgan!!

Her other eye is fine thankfully.  And as for the drops, it helped a little but when she decided to scratch it and it opened up removal was the only option at that point.

Yah she is doing much better.  Currently fuming at me as she just had a bum soak and backside wash, was a bit crusty from her being so out of it so today was soak day.

She is officially off of her pain meds.  Talked to the vet today over the phone to let her know she was doing well and get some questions answered.  Well on her way to recovery, yay!!!  Has to stay out of the cage with her Merial for another day as we have to make sure it is healing well.  I don't need Merial "helping" her to get the skin glue off of her face  but they get playtimes together still and I figure Morgan can use the resting alone to heal up.  Was traumatic, for me at least.

After a very long and tiring week Morgan was pts today.  Her eye incision was successfully cleaned out yesterday (or so we thought) and she came home last night.  Was very lethargic most of the evening last night but figured it was remains of iso as they had put her under and was told she would be quiet most of the night.  Got her to take her meds and eat a little.

Woke today to hearing massive wheezing from her cage and found her lethargic, wheezy, cold, and not interested in food.  Got her warmed up a little right away and got her antibiotics into her (had been on abs for just a week today) and off we went to the vet.  Dropped her off as vet did not have any appointments.

Vet called with info that Morgans' one lung was full of fluid and was most likely pneumonia.  Still was not holding her own temp and wouldn't eat.  My poor girl.  She tried so hard, her little body was just too tired and worn out at that point.

Play hard at the bridge baby, you will always have a place in my heart.

She is one of the black berks in this picture hanging out with her friends.

What a battle you both fought, and how wrenching to read it end like this.  My heart aches, and I am so sorry for your loss.

Oh, I'm so sorry.  

I'm soo sorry that your little Morgan has passed.  She will miss you as much as you willl miss her.  Play hard at the Bridge, little on, play hard.

I am so sorry that little Morgan couldn't pull through this.  She was a fighter all the way to the end.  *hugs*