Another idea....and a pic of Kermit 7 months post attack.

Posted by jif on July 12, 2001 at 23:33:03:

In Reply to: watering eye posted by IC on July 12, 2001 at 02:44:19:

When Kermit was attacked and the right side of his face damaged the tear duct was severed and his lower eyelid was permanently damaged. His right eye is always watery, to the point that it sometimes runs down his cheek. A blocked or damaged tear duct can cause this since the natural tears have no where to drain but out of the eye onto the face. This does not seem to affect him in any way. I guess I would continue with the antibiotic and keep a close eye on it. Best of luck with Doc! I'm sure he'll recover nicely in your care.

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: When Kermit was attacked and the right side of his face damaged the tear duct was severed and his lower eyelid was permanently damaged. His right eye is always watery, to the point that it sometimes runs down his cheek. A blocked or damaged tear duct can cause this since the natural tears have no where to drain but out of the eye onto the face. This does not seem to affect him in any way. I guess I would continue with the antibiotic and keep a close eye on it. Best of luck with Doc! I'm sure he'll recover nicely in your care.

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